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November Moon
03:22
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Rivers always run
From where they come;
And where they're going
No one knows if they'll return.
Where to place the blame
When you're on your own?
I'll wait forever
'Cause you were my home.
There's lightning in your face
That strikes me down;
I swore I'd wait for love to come around.
But what is there to say
To change your mind?
'Cause we both know I won't be leaving tonight.
You, you in the November Moon, November Moon.
What could I do, do, in the November Moon, November Moon?
My heart is true, my heart is true.
Say that we're okay
Before we part;
I still feel the burn of your bitter heart.
Never meant to stray,
Wish that you could see;
I'd give anything for it to be...
You, you in the November Moon, November Moon.
What could I do, do, in the November Moon, November Moon?
My heart is true, my heart is true.
Rivers always run
From where they come;
And where they're going
No one knows if they'll return.
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My Marie
03:04
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Oh, my Marie
The tide will bring you back to me
Can't think of much better company
My memories
They've never been too kind, you see
But they're changing right in front of me
I'll be waiting, my Marie.
Ten years, ten days since you left me on the runway
Knew it wasn't fair to make you wait
Spending my time trying to put it all together
In a letter that I'll give to you one day.
Thinking that this town doesn't have much more to offer
Passing faded signs and dusty roads
Stations keep changing from one sound to another
Looking for a song I used to know.
I feel you near, but I can't stop myself from standing still
Stay here, my dear.
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Gamble
04:15
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Speak Soft, Love
03:07
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From your sideways glance,
Never had a chance;
Then we came undone,
'Cause our eyes were young.
Living in a still,
'Till we had our fill;
Steady pull away,
Steady stay.
Speak Soft, Love, Love,
Speak Soft, Love;
Speak Soft, Love.
Tryin' to find a laugh
In an empty glass;
Tryin' to fill the space
With a dozen shapes.
You've been gone so long,
But the bed's still warm;
I pretend it's you,
That it's you.
I know what's coming
Before you start;
Tread lightly please
On my broken heart.
I know what's coming
Before you start;
Tread lightly please
On my broken heart.
Speak Soft, Love, Love,
Speak Soft, Love;
Speak Soft, Love, Love,
Speak Soft, Love;
Speak Soft, Love.
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5. |
I'm Your Fool
03:48
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Tell me what would you suggest
could make this one less painful than the rest
Tell me what would you do
had you been given the chance to walk a day in my shoes
Would you step aside and smile wry
or would you step in them in time?
I promised you, I promised you, I’d never ask you to
I'd never lose my cool
I’m your fool
Tell me when did you decide to blur the lines
and leave me high and dry
On countless foggy days I’d sit by my window
and for your return I pray
This is the way, this is the way,
I always felt for you, I really fell for you
To tell the truth, to tell the truth,
I think I’m sick in the head to be in love with you
I’m your fool
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Inland Traveler Brooklyn, New York
Since 2010.
Katie Locke,
Lucas Madrazo.
Brooklyn, NY.
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