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Again & Again
03:48
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A song plays and thoughts run through my head
Of old flames burned away
Leaving only a shadow of doubt to see
That I’m to blame
If only I didn’t always regret what I can never forget
So here I am still clutching onto
The doubts and ashes you left
‘Cause tomorrow is only real
If we spend today looking back
And always stay asleep playing
God in dreams each dawn defeats
How strange to see your stained glass light
Behind my closed eyes
But if I wake up will I find you
Shattered like my mind
Tell myself the same lies
Again & Again
Until they are true
As I always do
Keep dreaming of you
Again & Again
Again & Again
Look back again
Pretend that things would be
Different now somehow
I’ve dreamed a scene of you and me
Where the painting’s clear
But the canvas blank
Strange to see your stained glass light
Behind my closed eyes
But if I wake up will I find you
Shattered like my mind
Tell myself the same lies
Again & Again
Until they are true
As I always do
Keep dreaming of you
Again & Again
Again & Again
Tell myself the same lies
Again & Again
Until they are true
As I always do
Keep dreaming of you
Again & Again
Again & Again
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The Real You
03:37
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If I close my eyes
I always find
This dream of a whole different you
With a view
Inside my mind
Where we once again
Play pretend
We can erase the mistakes
That we made
Go back to when
We first began
Retracing the ways that arrived
At dead ends
So tell me lies
Only I could write
It’s lovely the way that our
Memory fades with
Dreams at night
When framed just right
‘Till the greyest light
That morning reveals
Open your eyes just to find
She’s not real
Such lovely views
In here with you
And everything’s perfectly put in it’s place
‘Till the sun comes through
Far too soon
These days I wish never knew
The Real You
The Real You
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Tommy Champion Nashville, Tennessee
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