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Just Like A Carousel
03:04
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Time awake.
Time asleep.
Time is present.
Time is now.
Looking towards the future.
Laughing at the past.
Our love universal.
I see colors when I see you.
Purple orange with green and blue.
They go spinning in my head just like a carousel.
You spin me around.
We are one you and I.
Celebration all our life.
Nothing seems to matter.
We will overcome.
Our love everlasting.
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In My Wallet
03:04
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She has this funny little thing about her all the time.
I can never remember what to say or do and if I ever want to see her, I'll just take her out.
Love is time and that's what we're about.
I've got a picture of you girl, in my wallet don't you know.
I want to be part of your world.
I've got a picture of you girl.
This is not a game that we're both willing to play, at least today.
I'm not telling lies.
I didn't mean to make you cry.
I just don't realize.
Can you picture what it be like?
You and I for the rest of our lives?
We can be.
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SB Archive
SB Archive: Multi-instrumental mixed media artist from the state of NJ.
Best while high.
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