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Summertime Blues
03:26
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More, more, more he said more as I turned round and walked out the door
I can't take any more I just want you to see who I am
Who I am
Please, please,please he said please I don't know what he wants me to do
I can't leave, leave, leave any more and keep finding my way back to you
Back to you
O Summertime Blues, I've got sick in my shoes
There's love in the air but I can't
Fly, fly, fly he said fly I don't know who he thinks that he is
I can't breathe, breathe, breathe I can't breathe
It's as if he don't want me to live
Or to give
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December (Again)
05:06
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It was the first day of December
We were drinking on a bender
There's not much I remember
Into the room you came in shining
And like a bolt of lightning
It was bordering on frightening
And then I knew I was born to be with you
The night we spend will be there until the end
We danced til the morning
We slept til the evening
Then you said you're leaving and I stopped believing
It was the thirteenth of December
We were on another bender
This time I do remember
Into the room we came with timing
It was more than just arriving
We both couldn't stop smiling
And then I saw that the crowd wanted some more
From me and you so what else could we do?
What do I do to get rid of you?
What do I do to get over you?
We'll dance again
So here we are in February
We're both a little merry going somewhere on a ferry
Into the room we were reflected then quietly ejected
Was I supposed to feel rejected?
And then I knew that this was the end with you
We can't go on living life like it's a song
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