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Saturday Is Gone
03:08
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living in a daydream
floating through the ceiling
do just what you want now
just don't fight the feeling
anytime that you would like to go
call me do not hesitate
you call me down
don't you like escaping
i've seen you in paintings
effortlessly dancing
effortlessly changing
wonder if i will see you again
i was under the impression
that it was my choice
but god
i was wrong
who is on your mind?
who do you give the time to?
saturday is gone
and i cannot forget you
are you my creation?
my imagination
i hope that it's not true
i cannot forget you
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2. |
In the Morning
04:20
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in the morning there will be goodbyes
but it will not be as sad as you expect
in fact you just might be
relieved for some space and time all your own
now that don't mean that you don't love them
you just like to be alone
and is that a crime?
cause in the morning we will will have to say goodbye
and the fact that you don't feel sad just might make you want to cry
just remember that those who really matter
always come back
and although you're not quite the person that you say you are
i admire how you live with conviction
and how you know theres someone watching over us
and because that's your truth well then it becomes mine
gotta say that its a damn good way to live a life
yeah i think that you are on the right track
but trains still come off those
and we are one of those
and you know i think we had a great time together
and i know i got too mad during our little disagreement
it's all such a beautiful contradiction
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Mr. Hymn Austin, Texas
***Mr. Hymn is the moniker for songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Dominic Sena, out of Austin, TX***
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