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Apologize Already
02:56
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If you said you were sorry
I probably wouldn't mind at all
I've been looking for your letter
I've been waiting for your call
Before it comes to nothing
Too far gone to make it right
I'll crack a window open
Just apologize already
Cuz it's not too late for sorry
If it's weighing on your mind
Just apologize already
The good we had between us
It does nothing for me now
All the bad stuff made me bigger
And my fear is getting smaller
And I wish that you were better
At putting up a fight
Over something really righteous
Not just petty cruel projections
Cuz it's not too late for sorry
If you're hoping for forgiveness
Just apologize already
So if somehow you happen
To catch a song I wrote
I hope that you really listen
And try not to get defensive
Cuz I've been looking for a reason
And I'm pretty sure I've found it
And it isn't in denial
And it isn't in derision
And it's not too late for sorry
If salvation's what you're missing
Just apologize already
Just apologize already
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2. |
Dreams
03:50
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Call the lawman! Look what you've done
Made a door with a stranger's gun
Walked right in from the back to the front
Calling for two what can only be one
I'm drinking in more than I know I should
But eyes don't listen when you look that good
You wanna come real close and lock in tight
But keep it to yourself tonight, babe
Stop!
Stay in my dreams forever
Stop!
Stay in my dreams
Go ahead and stand just right where you are
If you can see my face than you've come too far
Let me dream
Red hot nights overgrowing my head
Lazy mornings in the middle of my bed
Hanging right up and calling right back
It's way too soon and it's way too fast to be
Wanting you in that driver's seat
Riding all night just to get to me
And if praying for the rain is the sweetest part
You better run now before I break your heart
Better run now before I break
Your
Heart
Call a friend, get a ride
Call anybody who can take you home tonight
Call a friend, get a ride
Call anybody who can take you home tonight
Call a friend, get a ride
Call anybody who can take you home tonight
Call a friend, get a ride
Call anybody who can take you home tonight
Go on home now, let me be (Call a friend, get a ride)
Before you make a fool outta me, yeah (Call anybody who can take you home tonight)
Call your daddy on the telephone (Call a friend, get a ride)
Call whoever you want, just leave me alone!
Who'da thought it'd end up like this
Your heartbeat under my fingertips
My breath all over your lips
I can't get enough of your kiss, so
Stop!
Stay in my dreams forever
Yeah honey just stop!
Stay in my dreams
Go ahead and stand just right where you are
If I can feel my heart then I've gone too far
Let me dream
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This Is How We Live
03:49
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The dreams in our hearts
They're the blood that moves us
Think we're gaining on them
But it's they that pursue us
The house and the car
Summer, spring and fall
The kids and the yard
Yeah, we want it all
This is how we do
This is how we say
This is how we wish
This is how we pray
This is how we live
This is how we waste
Our time
They take it without giving
Our very lives
The skin and bones we live in
The boy in the park
Spilling over the ground
The girl in the stream
Surrenders her last to the sound
This is how we get
This is how we buy
This is how we steal
This is how we lie
This is how we live
This is how we die
The swelling sea
Lifts and breeds and gyres
The islands we made
Without even trying
The bears in the yard
Begging on the scraps we give 'em
The fish in the sea
They never knew what hit 'em
This is how we hold
This is how we bend
This is how we lose
This is how we end
This is how we live
This is how we end
This is how we live
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Mery Steel Columbus, Ohio
Songs for your heart, with love from Ohio.
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