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Seasons of Love (single)
04:44
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I put you down on the table
Like a book I’ve already read
And I remember why it was my favorite
And I know that I’ll read it again
I’ll take you with me in the summer
Our two hearts beating as one
And I will find you on some sleepless night
Or under the merciless sun
But I won’t let you go
I won’t let you go
We’ve come here into this together
The changing of seasons of love
And I will hold you close in the winter
When all we can feel is the cold
And I won’t let you go
I won’t let you go
Fall, fall is following me
And all of you is tied up to me
Say won’t you say
Say won’t you say
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2. |
Kentucky, I
03:51
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Kentucky, I feel you calling me
To your cotton candy clouds
It's all happening here and now
Watch the sky light up with fire
In my heart I know it's right
To be with you tonight in
Kentucky
While the horses roam
'Neath a sea of stars
I could watch them every time
I could ride until I died
In the magic of the dark
There's a light without a spark
And I feel it in my heart in
Kentucky
And all of your mysteries
Sing softly to the rest of me
Kentucky, I feel you washing me
In the stillness of your streams
I can close my eyes and breathe
As the world around me turns
As my love begins to learn
I am healing my heart in Kentucky
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3. |
Still Miss the Way
03:09
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written by Joseph LeMay & Molly Parden
I gave you all of my time
All of my pieces, all of my peace of mind
I gave you all of my love
Leaving ain’t easy, even the way it was
I miss the way you made me cry
I miss those aching, lonely nights
Even when I think of every little thing
I still miss the way you made me sing
You took me on quite a ride
Down to the deepest
Deepest and darkest nights
You took up all of my love
It wasn’t as easy as maybe I said it was
I miss the way you made me cry
I miss those aching, lonely nights
Even when I think of every little thing
I still miss the way you made me sing
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4. |
Weather
05:00
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I’ve been watching the weather where you are
To see where it is that you’re taking my heart
I’ve been praying that you haven’t lost it yet
‘Cause it’s times like these I don’t want to forget
I could never understand
I’d have to ask him again and again
And I’d ask him again
It was out of my hands
I’d have to ask him again and again
And I’d ask him again
I’ve been watching for the tiniest warning signs
And I’m afraid they might be right
I’ve been praying for a tell-tale sign
So I can keep you there in the back of my mind
I’ll keep you there in the back of my mind
I could never understand
I’d have to ask him again and again
And I’d ask him again
It was out of my hands
I’d have to ask him again and again
And I’d ask him again
You’re with me again
Rain ribbons washing the floor of my room
Before 9 A.M.
I can feel you again
Holding the pieces together
The give and let go in the end
Holding the pieces together
The give and let go in the end
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