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Come Over Me
03:29
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I see you there, waiting by the telephone,
you cant find someone to know, to tell where's a place to go
but you see the light, dreamin nights to see a place far away you'll leave someday, wish someday would be today
I saw you,
Gloomy days, when tears at night steam down your face, where'd He go
you don't know, and your afraid He'll let you go so where's the peace,
when slippin down into the deep, when heavens up and I am down, I slammed my face into the ground
Come over me
Simple days, fade away just like a breeze, like taking sand off my hand, lifting life from child to man.
Me o My, do you see what under lies, sinkin deep in my seat, constantly I feel so weak.
Come Over Me
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2. |
Dad Song
03:12
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Where you walked I walk, and where you looked Ive been looking for a while when I was gone, but at the same time things moved on.
And as a year goes by in the blink of an eye, its hard to believe my identity's changin slow, but the memories don't let go.
I've been waiting for a lifetime to live my own,
I've been waiting for a lifetime. And now as I start to breathe, and now as I start to see. I've been waiting for a lifetime to live my own
You said to speak up, and I herd you from miles away.
It was 16 years you left your place, at 16 years I threw my heart away.
cuz when I, forgot who I was and ran, you still. You still were there for me.
I've been waiting for a lifetime to live my own. Ive been waiting for a lifetime.
(Dont you forget about me) As I look up to the words that my Father said, Ill open up the pages just to read them again.
Where you walk I walk and where you look Ive been lookin, for a while when I was gone, but at the same time things moved on.
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3. |
Local Man
04:27
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Open my eyes, walked through the doors,
looked outside and wondered did I already lose it, cuz I don't know.
On the other side from a distant home, Ive come so far, so alone nobody said it would be easy.
Its when all the things you have, are broken down to pieces.
(Times are coming)
I dont wanna lose control, but I gotta feelin its all in my head,
that I don't know where to go, when the sun burns high.
Wont you tell me what you see in me, cuz Ive been having feelings, they're all in my head (all in my head)
and I dont know what to say, any more.
Its when all the things you had, are broken down to pieces,
Its when all the things you had,
Times are coming, where you go on, where do you go on.
Times are coming, where do you go on, where do you go on.
cuz its all on me
I dont wanna lose control, cuz I got a feelin its all in my hands, but I dont know where to go, when the sun burns high.
Tell me what you see in me, cuz Ive been having feelings, they're all in my head (all in my head)
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4. |
Your Heart
03:01
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Told him on the phone I was coming home but I think I need to stay.
Forget about the blue and the other two, for this one Ill take blame.
This was all I ever wanted, all I ever needed.
Still remember why we started, just let me struggle for a minute.
Left to the sea's and the summer nights but I wanna see them change.
Never saw the leaves in the Autumn time but I thought Id just stay.
Its all I ever wanted, its all I ever needed, still remember why I started,
Im just afraid Ill never see it.
I feel it comin down on me, and I feel, just like I've thrown it all away.
I fooled myself, once again. But if I don't move Ill probably waste this.
And I know your heart was broken, but I know your life is open.
Yea you left to the sea and the summer night, but you wanna see the change. You never saw the leaves in the Autumn time cuz you stayed the same way.
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