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Take My Hand
04:02
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Verse 1:
Driving slowly through the summer rayn
The quiet moments that we can appreciate
For all the reasons you could be leaving
I just can't let go
Verse 2:
I wish there was a way to drive my voice to you
When I can't speak out loud so I write my feelings down
Can't fight the feeling cause I know you're leaving
So I gotta let you know
Hook:
Hold the wheel while I rest these tired eyes
Safe and sound my darling with you by my side
Gave my soul to you and hoped you'd understand
When you're ready baby just take my hand
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2. |
See You There
04:09
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Verse 1:
Go
They make you believe it's all the same
That everyone's got someone to blame but it's never you
Stay
We were never the ones that felt ok
Running around this damn parade but ya never do
Hook:
Everything that's felt alright
I wish I could have met you twice
I'll find a way to make it up somehow
And after all this time I've spent
I still don't know just what it meant
But when I close my eyes I see you there
Verse 2:
Give
In to the way you used to feel
Before everything you knew was real
Like you used to be
Take
Only the things you can't replace
And with it the memories you create
Like you used to see
Hook:
Everything that's felt alright
I wish I could have met you twice
I'll find a way to make it up somehow
And after all this time I've spent
I still don't know just what it meant
But when I close my eyes I see you there
Interlude/solo
I'll see you
I'll see you there
Outro
Everything that's felt alright
I wish I could have met you twice
I'll find a way to make it up somehow
And after all this time I've spent
I still don't know just what it meant
But when I close my eyes I see you there
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