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Remembered As We Were
02:51
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Oh, here come the night,
Staring me back down.
But there you are leading me away.
Should we fall we’ll share a drop,
And hold on all the way up.
Oh, here come the day.
See it’s getting close.
May not have seen you go,
I tried, oh I tried, but no.
It’s okay now they are grown.
They’ve always known that I, oh, I want to go.
Here we are forever now, remembered as we were.
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Seasonal
04:09
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A cold blows away the start of the day.
Bless you to choose to wake with me too.
How will today be?
In a coffee we’ll see.
Holding on.
Maybe avoid the outside for a while.
But the headlines provide in their very own style,
Reasons to flee.
You two and me.
Holding on.
And I’m rather aware and believe when I say,
I know what I’ve done and what we can do.
Pull it open like Reeve.
Holding on.
Simply remove the old pity and blues?
Dismiss with a wave of a papery hand.
Still here to hold you.
Always for you.
Holding on.
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Flying Machines QLD, Australia
Songwriter and recorder from England living in Australia.
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