1. |
chimes
02:36
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sort out all the problems
messing with your head
still you hear the noises
that kept you in your bed
all the time
you and i
everyone
in the way
seek out higher ground
from where you stand
counting the days
seven at a time
turn into a year
all the time
you and i
everyone
in the way
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2. |
there's no place
03:36
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started somewhere new
starting somewhere now
who knew you knew
what you'd need
until now
i'm struggling
you're coming in
i need to step outside
i see the daylight
i'll see that moon rise
gotta get away
tell it right
i'll tell you what
gonna lay my cards on the table
and my head on your shoulder
gotta get away now
and drive
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3. |
always meant
03:01
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4. |
now that i do
03:03
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have you seen me
in ages or minutes
in dreams or streets
have you really looked lately
at where we are
and how we got there
i haven't seen you
and now that i do
we're taking it all in stride
and calmness
it's enough to say that it's harmless
but baby we're just
we're just hurtin' each other
with our faith in time
it's been past our prime
if you're looking into the future
right now i need you
right now i feel you
feel you in my heart
and my mind
we're just hurtin' each other
with our faith in time
and it goes so slow
when you want it to stay
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5. |
she was right
03:00
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looking back at all of the times
you stole my heart and made me sigh
in the morning said goodbye, bye bye
all the things we said
all the things we meant
when jean said, "a little bit of something
is better than all of nothing"
i knew she was right
and i felt it too
when i thought about me and you
all the things we said
all the things we meant
bye bye
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6. |
whensday
02:17
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close your eyes
in there you'll find
a world unknown
locked until the sun lets you out
won't let you out
you want to play
hide and seek with me
you know i just can't see
not until the sun lets me in
the darkness only keeps me out
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June Politano Boston, Massachusetts
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