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you remember That maybe in December The flowers hidin' out are hidden Somewhere safe and tender And if you keep on hopin' That someday they will open
on the promenade And the gamblin' commission's hangin' on by the skin of its teeth Well, now everything dies, baby, that's a fact But maybe everything that dies
on the promenade And the gamblin' commission's hangin' on by the skin of its teeth Well, now everything dies, baby, that's a fact But maybe everything that dies
the camper just trying to grow With some girls so we had to put on a show Maybe drink something that was awful or smoke some blow Those days went by too fast I
If all were there when we first took the pill Then maybe then maybe then maybe then maybe Miracles will happen as we speak. But we're never gonna
In a church, by the face He talks about the people going under Only child know A man decides after seventy years That what he goes there for,
In a church, by the face He talks about the people going under Only child know A man decides after seventy years That what he goes there for,
made right Maybe someday somewhere in some other life Maybe in a five o'clock world where never is forever maybe we could be together But you got hearts
cold, I hope one day you rescue me Nigga maybe we can fly someday Oh we can fly someday Yeah up in the sky someday Do real niggas get to heaven? That's
no one to receive me nothing is changing maybe you could leave a light on leave a light on for me can you see her waiting there down by the sea
knew And someday maybe, Baby You will learn to love me too Don't be a baby, Baby By the love that passed you by But if you have to, Baby Go ahead
a song Be somewhere I don't belong cnd somehow it occurs to me cs I'm out here on the deep blue sea There are other people Who wander too Maybe someday
listen to these people who are lying? Just sitting on this planet that is frying How come we spend our living by dying? Eventually slowly maybe someday
Someday maybe you`ll stop living In a world of fantasy Someday open up your mind and see live in a reality Life`s in your hands but you`re closing
play at knowing where we're going Maybe someday it will be real Wearing a new skin everytime that you change your clothes Hide beneath the layers,
maybe someday We could buy that Little house by the beach And that maybe someday We could share the Same last name You slip You slip You slip between My
all that they were wrong Someday soon it wont be long Could be in movies or maybe writing songs And I proclaim, that I'll be someone someday I'll be
Two thirty baby, won't you meet me by The Bean? Too early, maybe later you can show me things You know what it is, whenever I visit Windy city,
In a church, by the face He talks about the people going under Only child know A man decides after seventy years That what he goes there for,
In a church, by the face He talks about the people going under Only child know A man decides after seventy years That what he goes there for,
that we won't do since I won't do a thing about it Maybe, oh maybe you could be my baby and someday I could be your man and someday you could hold my
too many friends who hit me up to hang And maybe I'll be really happy I'm hoping someday So what's the next part, do I need an agent or not Do I need
thoughts or am I passing by? Catch a train before it goes then miss the cab back home Watch the water overflow to where the flowers grow Show me someday
on the promenade And the gamblin' commissions hangin' on by the skin of their teeth Everything dies, baby that's a fact But maybe everything that dies, someday
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