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v-ryd-y
04:12
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hey there i'd like to see your smile
even if it's just for a little while
and once i can see your pretty face
i want to find a space, for you in my heart
and there i will keep you
and there i will see you
every day
hey there i'd like to talk to you
even if it makes me feel blue
cause you're worth every tear that i shed
and you're in all the books that I've read, that make me cry
and here i write about you
and here i fight for the likes of you
and here i am without you
every day
hey there i'd like to be with you
and i know that you're feeling it too
i know it will be hard when we start
but there's nothing truer than your heart, with me
and there i will kiss you
and there i will hold you in my arms
and there i will be with you
every day
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Oppressor
02:54
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You are the oppressor of my heart
I’m sick of these false starts
I wish that I could be a part
Of your newest work of art
I’m tired of playing games
And being in the shadow of your fame
I’m sorry if this isn’t what you wanted
It’s not how I envisioned us
If we had met under a different circumstance
This would be a working romance
If we had known each other a long time ago
We wouldn’t need to wait for our love to show
I can’t tell you how hard it’s been
To deal with feelings that should be so routine
To see you on the cover of a magazine
Looking so serene
If we could just spend some time
Trying to write out silly rhymes
I know we’d be a great pair
I know we’d have love to share
Oh baby baby this hurts
Oh baby I’ve never been so alone
Oh baby and it gets worse
If we could just be on our own
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You're perfect, but not how the dictionary defines
Your words of love have their place in my mind
I've flipped through guys like the pages of a book
But I knew I wanted you from the very first look
You and I could be
More than we can imagine
You and I could see
More than we can fathom
You and I, you and me
I feel like every day is a blank slate
And we fill it up with our romantic state
Songs of joy and songs of love
We'll belt them out to the skies above
You and I could be
More than we can imagine
You and I could see
More than we can fathom
You and I, you and me
And even if we're apart we know we're together
You're always in my heart and the tangles of my sweater
I'll be there for you night and day
Even if I'm far away... I'll say
You and I could be
In love forever
You and I could see
Us happily together
You and I, you and me
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ABJ PT
03:32
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you thought you could get to my head
but you can't even get in my bed,
though you try you try you try you try you try
you thought you could get in my heart,
but you can't even start,
still you try you try you try you try you try
and i, don't know why, you try,
you thought you could get to me,
but it isn't that easy,
still you tried, you tried you tried you tried you tried
maybe if you'd said to me,
that we could be happy
well you lied, you lied you lied you lied you lied
and i, don't know why, you try
and when you thought i'd talk to you,
you didn't know i'd scream adieu
then i cried i cried i cried i cried i cried
and now you're moving out of place
which should give me time to erase
what died, what died what died what died what died
cause you tried and lied and made me cry and cry
and i, won't know why, you tried
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04:04
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Bruce Makovah Los Angeles, California
I started writing songs when I was 14, and I sucked at it. Now I'm 23 and I'm trying to figure out what to do with my life, so I'm putting all of the various forms of art I've created online. This is one of them. Enjoy. I like to record when I'm very sick. Also I'm not very good at playing instruments, but I like writing lyrics. ... more
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