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May/October
03:20
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You were just a-standing in the middle of the road when I met you
I stopped the car and swerved a little to the left; almost hit you. Didn't hit you though.
And later on we just stayed inside up late talking.
Every day, starting the very next morning, we were walking.
Were you ever there, imaginary love?
I don't think you will ever say you're sorry
Are you sorry now?
I took you back because I thought they'd pick you up where they left you.
Woke up late and missed the midnight train so I kept you.
It wasn't more than the blink of our eyes
We opened up and realized sometime in October
That summer fling that started in the middle of May, it was over
Were you ever there when I needed you?
I don't think you will ever say you're sorry
Are you sorry now?
Are you sorry now?
Were you ever there, imaginary love?
I don't think you will ever say you're sorry
Are you sorry now?
Were you ever there when I needed you?
I don't think you will ever say you're sorry
Are you sorry now?
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2. |
If I'm Wrong
03:05
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I can keep things bottled up; I can keep a secret
Build up what was never there and push away what is
A life like that is insincere and won't be fair to you
I don't ever wanna live a life full of regrets
But I don't have the words to say what I'm feeling just yet
But if I stand here silent, you will never know.
But if I'm wrong and it hurts then it won't be the first time.
I need to say something to you before it tears me up inside
And I hope that I'm right cause it all just feels so right
I know this news may flatter you and put you on the spot
But my intention's not to harm what we've already got.
So if you do not feel the same, I will understand
I hear your laughter in my ear
I see the way you care and it takes me back
Why did I say that? I was wrong
But it's not time or energy that is holding us back
But if I'm wrong and it hurts then it won't be the first time.
I need to say something to you before it tears me up inside
And I hope that I'm right cause it all just feels so right
There is hope
There is hope
There is hope for us
But if I'm wrong and it hurts then it won't be the first time.
I need to say something to you before it tears me up inside
And I hope that I'm right cause it all just feels so right
But if I'm wrong and it hurts then it won't be the first time.
I need to say something to you before it tears me up inside
And I hope that I'm right cause it all just feels so right
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3. |
Fool Around with Me
03:46
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Here we go again
Making excuses for a time when we
Could not have helped ourselves
There you go again
You're walking out the door
And I'm glad we're through again
I'm glad we're through
Didn't this happen the last time?
Didn't this happen the last time
That you fooled around with me.
With me.
There you go again
You walk back in the door just to prove your point
But you won't, you won't
There you go again
You're stumbling for something pertinent today
But I just say, hey, hey
Now you know what happens
Now you know what happens
When you, you fool around with me.
With me.
Tell me now if it's getting better, better
Tell me now cause I can't see
I can't see
I can't see...you.
Tell me now if it's getting better, better
Tell me now cause I can't see
I can't see
Here she comes again
That's the girl that I was telling you about
She's the one
But I'm not sure again
Cause she might just break my heart in two again
In two, hey, hey
Now you know what happens
Now you know what happens
When you, you fool around with me.
With me.
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4. |
Cats and Pizza
00:21
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Cats and pizza are so tasty (x2)
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John Lampson Minneapolis, Minnesota
A lot of these bios are written in the third person, but it would seem pompous to do that here. Even still, none of us do this alone. I write songs mainly about love lost. I may write sad songs but I'm not a sad person. I am highly influenced by 90's alternative rock but embrace nearly any musical creation with a good melody and insightful lyrics and I seek to create that way as well. ... more
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