| Can’t even call this a blues song
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| It’s been so long
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| Neither one of us was wrong or anything like that
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| It seems like yesterday
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| In the silence of the city night
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| When the lonely watch the sky in yearning
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| I, at rest, lie in peace beside you
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| I searched a thousand skies before you came
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| For the 4th 3rd, I Chris Columbus three words from Stevie for the issue
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| The only thing to call it was official
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| The way I live for you was as if I’d die with you
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| Cause not a moment I spent with you was artifical
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| The plan from the dome was to build a home with you
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| Forever had a space in my heart, I roam with you
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| Hypothetical dreams conjure when I met you
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| See, years grew between us and still I can’t forget you
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| Regretting how I ever let you let me let you escape fool’s paradise
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| Running from a paradox
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| Living like a pair of ducks, but with different flocks
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| With different destinations, our ships remain docked
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| Temporary, but the feelings that I harbor still wade
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| In the holy waters that made our sweet lemonaid
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| Too dumb to persist, too smart to persuade
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| Too heavy to push aside and too strong to stay
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| Too hard to work and so easy to play
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| Like chopsticks, what I picked slipped away
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| Leaving me to recollect day by day
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| And take solace in the words Bill say
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| Memories take you back, to the good times
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| When it’s over and sad times disappear
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| Memories take you back
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| To the lean times, in between times
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| To the days of yesteryear
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| Memories are that way
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| Memories are that way, that way back to that way back
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| When I could never think of you and say «wack»
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| Similar to old cassettes, something to cuss at
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| Deteriorating with each rewind and playback
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| Even now, under the hiss I reminisce
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| On this angelic face, reciprocating bliss
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| With the radio low, your feet anchored in mine
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| Hands to waistline, walking to a bassline
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| Good food in my belly, good love on my mind
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| Turn around to a kiss deep enough to stop time
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| Open up to a smile so bright, I go blind
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| To the suffering of the world, everything appears fine
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| Poetry in the bed, literally
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| You putting me open to Stephany and Giovanni
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| With legs entwined, trading profound lines
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| Linens, fingers, and spines aligned, digging in your mind like it’s mine
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| Sometimes at night it seem so damn right
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| Just to shift nose to neck, just to get a whiff
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| I’ve never seen life like this, so life-like
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| This is how I’d like my life to subsist
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| But somewhere in between us were interpretations
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| Of justice and Jesus, cultures in said nations
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| But if I woulda knew what I know now, mighta never known how
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| Memories take you back, to the good times
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| When it’s over
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| I searched a thousand skies before you came
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| And in the morning, when the world is new
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| The lonely turn away, as I turn to you, beside me
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| The greatest story ever erased could never replace
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| The worst torture ever I faced was trying to retrace
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| The steps in my mind like a defeated surgeon fighting fate
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| With the cure just a little too late
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| We went from «Yo, who’s that?» |
| to «Hi, my name is Jay»
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| To hoping I would run into you in the hallway
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| To «That's my homegirl, peace queen, how ya been?»
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| To «Lemme get your number, damn do I have a pen?»
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| From «May I speak to» to «Peace» to «Who's this?» |
| to «Hey!»
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| To hear the joy in your voice I call you every day
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| The VCR blue screen lit the dark room
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| Miles and Gil, «Quiet Nights» that was our tune
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| But Friday’s dates and Saturday’s prayer
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| Lead to Sunday’s break-up, and Monday’s make-up
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| As just friends up until Tuesday’s wake up
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| Together again, in a cycle that never ends
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| My young heart coulda swore love transcends
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| But two turntables alone don’t make a blend
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| The tracks are too different for «ifs, buts and sos»
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| But if it’s so right?
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| Never mind, we both know
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| Sometimes I wonder if you married my replacement
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| Equally old with ideas adjacent
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| You build a whole 'nother story to your dream house
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| Kept my possessions in a box in the basement
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| I still consider you a song bird, singing in the open cage
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| Guilded with fools gold, but that’s just me
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| There’ll never be no animocity, I’m thankful for the memories
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| All I ask is that you remember me
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| In the silence of the city night
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| When the lonely watch the sky in yearning
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| I, at rest, lie in peace beside you
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| I searched a thousand skies before you came
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| And in the morning, when the world is new
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| The lonely turn away, as I turn to you, beside me
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| And in the quiet of the afternoon, when the lonely roam
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| I turn beside, and you are with me still
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| I roamed a thousand miles before you came |