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Too Long
02:46
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The daily press beside the busy street
the lazy hum of the evening heat
My mood changed when I took a step
Thank God it's getting late
Time to disappear again
Spent the day inside a church
I'm so glad I never listened or I'd never of believed a word
Or maybe I left it too long
Or maybe I left it too long
But I don't see a point in dwelling on the past
Apart from to remember the things you lost
Or how good it was
And apart from the things I'd go back and change
I really don't think I regret a thing
And it seems the only way to cope with lonliness
Is to make friends with it
Or maybe I left it too long
Or maybe I left it too long
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2. |
I Don't Notice
02:14
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At least you got the chance to sell your soul
Most people are not so lucky
It's real if you want it to be
Better to dream and be happy
I don't even notice that I'm sad anymore
And I don't even notice that the things I love have changed
And I don't even notice the big empty holes
And I don't even notice that I'm not really there
Do you need a thousand words or just one
Tell me I'll say it
I'm unemployed and hopelessly in love
I must be a poet
And I don't even notice that lights had changed
And I don't even notice I've got nowhere
And I don't even notice
And I don't even notice them coming up the driveway
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3. |
Yeah?
03:02
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Yeah, we can have everything we want
If we just learn to want less
That’s the secret to our success
Yeah?
Yeah?
I’ve missed you
So?
So...
Yeah
You ask too many questions
Yeah?
Yeah.
Yeah we can go anywhere we want
As long as we don’t go there
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4. |
The Cows Have Come Home
03:56
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They will sing your praises
They will sing until your song is over
And done
So soak it up
Soak it up
It may never come
Again
In the dark hours of the morning
There's a whisper in every sigh
Singing this is not the life
I dreamt about
But the cost of change is high
Sit and sing a new one
I'll be better tomorrow
All we need to do
Is never give up
Only then can we say
We tried our best
They are home safe now
I could live with you
Could hear them a mile off
I could live with you
I could live with you
Moo
Moo
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Carlo Villa England, UK
Carlo Villa is a Kent based singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist. All music is written, recorded, played and produced by him.
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