Lyrics:
to know, ooh
He said he's going back
Ooh, what's left of his world
The world he left behind not so long ago
He's leaving
(Leaving)
On that midnight
each day
Grow longer
How my heart aches to be with
You
Well it was a long time ago
When your love for me you
Showed
Gave it everything so love
Could grow
refrain
Keeps swirling in your brain
Like new may wine
Strauss waltzes, candle-glow
And the laughter of long ago
Fill the magic chords and make it seem
refrain
Keeps swirling in your brain
Like new may wine
Strauss waltzes, candle-glow
And the laughter of long ago
Fill the magic chords and make it seem
refrain
Keeps swirling in your brain
Like new may wine
Strauss waltzes, candle-glow
And the laughter of long ago
Fill the magic chords and make it seem
refrain
Keeps swirling in your brain
Like new may wine
Strauss waltzes, candle-glow
And the laughter of long ago
Fill the magic chords and make it seem
replicate what I write
Or the content I create
In the songs that I recite
In the albums that I put out
I feel so put down
By this point in time the birds have
So far
How we can go
This ain't how I'm feeling like a week ago
Think I fell in love we just meeting though
Tell me anywhere, shawty we can go
So far
Everyone's controlled by comfort
Everyone is a side character
Trying to catch the eye of the director
So they're still here next year
And as long as they're
the proof in my camera roll
I wasn't all on my honor roll
And the past wasn't that long ago
I left everything behind, created a way to break out the game
I'm
the way you do
I’da left me long ago just knowing what I put you through
I wish we could turn back time and start off fresh and new
But you held on so long
up
Fuck what they talkin' 'bout, nigga, get your bread up
La-da-da, da, da-da-da, da
I'm double R from the O, I mean a long time ago
He took me
Verse 1
c long time ago, the people in bondage
So they cried out loud to God.
He listened to them and sent in a man
He would use to set them free.
He
worse
The hurt showed a little but overall I could hide it
Mislead by mistakes now I double think everything before trying
Two months ago every night I
Do they even want me to reach them?
Do I even want it for my soul? uh
Felt it withering so long ago
More so to speak I wanna end my speech
Jump off it
No pizza has arrived
And i am so hungry
I rang up at 6:25
For a delivery
Even though i could
Have gone out
I can't be arsed tonoight
It
of the night
By my side
Where are they now
Like so many crazy dancers
We live only for the answers in a song
But that was long ago
Where are they now
When
There was a child named Bernadette
I heard the story, long ago
She saw the queen of heaven once
And kept the vision in her soul.
No one
long ago you loved me, I know
I once heard you say it
So I keep going on without ever knowing
All that I need to do
And I know some how,
It's
Did you ever hear the story
That happened not long ago
'Bout the man with a tan:
El diablo de Mexico?
And this man played his hand
And he lived
I died
In Hiroshima long ago
I'm seven now as I was then
When children die they do not grow
My hair was scorched by a swirling flame
My eyes grew
The topsoil away every Spring
I still see the ghosts
Of the people I knew long ago
Inside the old kitchen
They bend and sigh
My life passed them up
although I died
In Hiroshima long ago
I'm seven now as I was then
When children die they do not grow
My hair was scorched by swirling flame
My eyes grew
although I died
In Hiroshima long ago
I'm seven now as I was then
When children die they do not grow
My hair was scorched by swirling flame
My eyes grew
.jpg/300px-Sharon_Corr_@_Brussels_Summer_Festival_2012_(8269542975).jpg "Sharon Corr")
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