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Can you remember waking up at 6am on Christmas morning?
Those where the times back then
Yeah they were
These past few years just haven't felt right
Cause I've been working late nights (LN harmony)
Just trying to survive from check to check
But I shouldn't complain
Time moves on,
Years roll by
This heart still beats the same
I've been carrying around this orange notebook with me
And within I make lists
of things that I miss
Like doug's basement shows
And Saturday nights with the crew
Yelling out our car's windows
(What? We don't know!)
Yeah that's how we do
These things I'll never forget
Time moves on,
Years roll by
This heart still beats the same
Just trying to figure out
What this is all about
And make the most out of this so called life
Let's do it right
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Gold (Acoustic)
03:40
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Everything I touch turns to gold
I've never seen it, but it's what i've been told
Now I, know I must get out on my own
To start off brand new far from home
Head in my hands now I know that
This is my one way ticket
The only way to fix it
Is getting up and getting out
Everything I know isn't real
And it doesn't matter what I think or the way that I feel
Dreams, my dreams were in moving
But back east it seems is where I belong
Always knowing what is in store
But holding off, what for?
This is my one way ticket
The only way to fix it
Is getting up and getting out
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Mr Fyner and the Tech Ed Room Massachusetts
MA Power Pop since 2005.
3/4 ETD
Get with it.
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