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Just A Dream Away
03:56
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I saw the sunrise this morning
I saw that you’re still not there
My friends they told me to stop pining
They don’t believe that you’ll ever care
You’re just a dream away
I’ll close my eyes
Tomorrow will bring one more chance
We’re just a dream away
I long for your touch
Dreaming so much
Of our romance
The way you flutter your eyelids
You lash my heart tight to yours
The way you’ve got my world a’tumblin’
I can’t see any way there’s a cure
I’m dreaming of you in my arms
I surrendered long ago to your charms
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2. |
I Don't Already Know
03:10
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I’ve been wandering
For a long time
Not sure what I seek
When I saw you
My heart opened
Just enough to take a peek
I know that I’m lonely
I know that I must change
I know that I need somebody
I’ve been feeling so strange
We can talk all night
I’ve got nowhere else to go
You can’t tell me nothing
I don’t already know
I’ve been gamblin’
With my feelings
That’s the best I can do
I’ve been playing
Texas hold em
When it comes to you
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Beer Me Darlin
03:40
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Beer me darlin’ I’m alone tonight
Sit with me a while
Hear me darlin’ in the neon barlight
It’s been some time since I smiled
I’m just a trucker on the road
Gettin’ paid to carry that load
I don’t got nobody who cares about me
Just miles and miles of road stretching out
Endlessly
You’ve got a kindness in your eyes
I bet you’ve heard every kind of lie
I kind of like the lines on your cheek
Oh me oh my make it one more round
You’re so sweet
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