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Ordinary
03:09
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I guess the answer to your question is that I've been working
but I don't have the luxury of nine to five.
I'd like to say that I've been writing but to be honest lately that would be a lie.
It's not so bad and on a good day I can takeaway something the morning girls made.
I like to be busy and enjoy the company of customers.
It's OK, sometimes, to be ordinary.
You know how it is with us it's never over - but it never really starts.
I'm done with keeping track over who said what, or which one broke the others heart last.
It's not so bad when I'm distracted I can keep myself from thinking too much. The only thing that I really miss is the warmth of his touch.
It's OK, sometimes, to be ordinary.
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All that there is, is right now. I am means I am and not I will be.
Let's meet say two down by bus stop outside Anna's place,
wander down - maybe rent a movie, baby I'll let you choose
Then fall in a heap on the sofa, I'll hold your hand under the rug.
Baby that would be alright.
Let's go out for a drink or two - somewhere fancy, somewhere new
Let's talk, Let's talk only of the good times - the times when we first met.
Baby that would be alright
Leave those plates for the morning, we could get an early night
It's warmer with two, and a little bit of music
Baby we would feel alright.
All that there is, is right now, I am means I am and not I will be.
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3. |
On I Go
02:03
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On I go working, on I go earning, on I go wasting my time.
On I go scrimping, on I go saving, saving but with nothing in mind.
Then the night comes and the pillow is soft
through the warm air I dream you up dear
As I lie there in the shape of a spoon
Just the sheet for me and the duvet for you.
On I go drifting, on I go dreaming, trying to keep hope alive.
On I go I go blindly, on I go idly, on I go carrying on.
Then the night comes and the pillow is soft
through the warm air I dream you up dear
As I lie there in the shape of a spoon
Just the sheet for me and the duvet for you.
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Green Eyes
02:40
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You caught me on a still day how'd you get here where you been?
I've heard you wash the fun away till you're no-one going nowhere.
Your grip will not let me make my grand exit.
I know you'll make a poor friend but I'm too polite to say.
Green eyes leave me, leave me be
Green eyes have you not had your fun with me?
You are a reminder that I'm not where, where I should be
speak softly when you kiss me, I'm too polite to say
Green eyes leave me, leave me be
Green eyes have you not had your fun with me?
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