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Love Can Change
03:43
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I know a secret place where we can stay
That keeps us safe
You’ll find me writing a song
A song for you
A song that’s true
You know love can change
You know love can change
I know love will bring me home
Home to you
Another day apart it breaks my heart
I’m not that far
For now we’ll meet in a song
This song for you
This song that is true
I know a secret place where we can stay
That keeps us safe
You’ll find me writing a song
A song for you
A song that’s true
You know love can change
You know love can change
I know love will bring me home
Home to you
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Tomorrow Brings
04:24
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How do you feel
When you’ve been acting so low
And how does it feel
To know I know what I know
Well I’ve been here and there
Now I’m looking for in between
You say you love me some days
I’m not sure what that even means
I’d like to wake up this dream
But I’ve had no chance to sleep
I keep worrying about tomorrow
What tomorrow brings
How can we deal
When times been moving so slow
And how should I deal
When I know I know what I know
Well I’ve been here and there
Now I’m looking for in between
You say you love me some days
I’m not sure what that even means
I’d like to wake up this dream
But I’ve had no chance to sleep
I keep worrying about tomorrow
What tomorrow brings
It’s been a long time since we’ve felt okay
Coming home with nothing to say
We’re growing older and it’s not too late
To admit how we feel
Well I’ve been here and there
Now I’m looking for in between
You say you love me some days
I’m not sure what that even means
I’d like to wake up this dream
But I’ve had no chance to sleep
I keep worrying about tomorrow
What tomorrow brings
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Some Days
04:20
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I dropped a line last Sunday around 5
You were alone surprised to be alive
We didn't think we would be more than friends
No we didn't think that these times would end
You picked me up we took a ride in your car
No place to go so we drove and drove far
You showed me you and the changes in the trees
You showed me how it is and how it could be
Some days fall out of sight
Some days we bring the light
Some days we're scared
And some days we fight
Some days we say alright
I went to bed you asked how could I sleep
Said easily with the drugs that I keep
You walked away never turning your head
I never knew what it was that you said
Some days fall out of sight
Some days we bring the light
Some days we're scared
And some days we fight
Some days we say alright
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4. |
Golden Rule
03:45
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You say that you're emotional
That you can't even drive home
Because you're thinking too much
It's only different now you're the fool
And it didn't go your way
Your way has got you unapproachable
You can't even go out without drinking too much
And now you blame the golden rule
Isn't that what the good people say?
They say that you've got to do
Unto others just as you
Would have them do unto you
When I see you I hope it's crystal clear
I went out of my way cause you were new to this town
If I came across as insincere
That's just you what you have to say
You say it won't be different, but you're nowhere near
It can be that way finding love in this town
And now we've got to act okay
Isn't that what the good people say?
They say that you've got to do
Unto others just as you
Would have them do unto you
Everyone's got something they need
Some choose love and some choose greed
You better figure it out before you bleed
They say that you've got to do
Unto others just as you
Would have them do unto you
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David Leach Denver, Colorado
David Leach is a singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, hyphen-using musician from Norman, OK now residing and performing in Denver, CO.
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