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how did they meet?
03:22
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there was a man and his love on the shore.
oh, their love was so visibly present and inspiring,
from the way they were holding their hands, smiling at each other's lands,
on the sands that seemed to glow of their love. oh, love.
but it seems to be all right about everything that is now,
on your mind of whoever you think i am.
i've written so many songs about your beauty and your charm,
and why is it that i just couldn't let go.
but i've acknowledged the sad truth that you don't feel the way i do,
finally i'm letting go,
i just hope that as a last last chance,
that these words and this melody just might change your mind.
oh, how did they meet?
i want to be just like them,
and when i do, all i think of is you.
oh, but, you don't care,
no, you don't care,
about my love,
and how i,
just drown in your eyes,
and how i choke at your voice,
every time,
i'm in your presence
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2. |
the ducky song.
03:28
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one day away from you feels like a year to me.
you are all i've been thinking about, since i got here.
two days, then three days, even four days i can bear,
but it's the fifth day that you've got me singing this song.
and i want to tell you that i think i like you,
that i can't seem to keep my mind of you,
every minute, and every hour of the days,
that i spend away from you.
oh, i just want to whisper in your ears,
that i think you are too adorable.
all i ever want to do is see your face go bright and shine,
i swear to God, i'll do anything you say.
oh, i know you like deeper voices..
but if you'd let me, i'll sing love songs to you for the rest of my days,
with this high voice of mine.
and all i ever want to do—
i'll do anything i have to do—
is see your face go bright and shine—
to keep your smile from ear to ear—
i'll sing this line over again—
i want to hold your hand to make it warm—
if that's just what it does to you.
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