1. |
When The Time Comes.
03:36
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Do as you please, my love
But please
Dont make me dream again
Pick up the pen
And write about real events
Without distance
And need for supplements
Of wit and self-consonance
And falsely-worn confidence
—————
Please don ́t heed the call
Please don ́t heed the call
Please don ́t heed the call
Please don ́t heed the call
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For now, my love
We are in agreement
But possibly
Probably-
You wont someday
Seeing as this is me
We are speaking of
Without a doubt
There has to be some doubt
—————
Please don’t heed the call
Please don ́t heed the call
Please don ́t heed the call
Please don ́t heed the call
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2. |
Love Takes.
03:28
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I can say
I know you
You could say
I don´t
But you wont
Cause we are
Friends of old
In nothing else but this
In nothing else but this
Anymore
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Love takes hold
And it wont let go
I´m growing cold
I wont let go
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In my way
There´s only you
In your way
There´s only truth
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Love takes hold
But it wont let go
Im growing cold
Love takes hold
But it wont let go
No we wont let go
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