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Day Dreaming
03:05
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I didn't breathe, the sun found me
Like it or not we'll never find the fruits, just hazy moonlight
Where you come from I do too
We followed the same way through
Dreamed of a shadow, and held on to, those hazy outlines
Calibrated you come true
It's a stray afternoon so far, and we s'posed to be going far
Sing my song, let that rain cloud pour
Sing my song, let that rain cloud
After the rain it's the holocene
We'll take that warm glow
Hard to forgot, I let it lie and breathe
It's not the fall now, it's just the grief
A source of comfort lies in me
So let your feeling be
Sooner or later we might give up the ghost, but what do I know
Take it home
Sing my song, let that rain cloud pour
Sing my song, let that rain cloud,
X2
Where you come from I can't see
A million miles down
A searching spotlight lost on me
Where you come from I can't see
A million miles down
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FTB
03:06
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Don't hide yourself in
The places, the arrest, the JL zone
The likeness, the love that is out on loan
Oh could it be that we never will have enough?
Can we just work it out, ooh
Don't hide your love
Let's turn this ship around
You ask but consensus is on the line
You came for the solace in our design
All this should be is a mountain we have to climb
Can we just work it out
Don't hide yourself in
The places, the arrest, the JL zone
The likeness, the love that is out on loan
Oh could it be that we never will have enough?
Can we just work it out, ooh
Don't hide your love
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Joe James Lewis London, UK
Joe is a songwriter, vocalist and multi-instrumentalist based in London.
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