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Sing Me A Song
03:45
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i cannot see you through the fog
no, i cannot see you clearly
you're in my heart
but you're not in my arms
sing me a song
sing me anything
say something wrong
tell me what you mean
if you wander off, please don't wander far
there's so much i want to know
you're in my heart
but you're not in my arms
sing me a song
sing me anything
say something wrong
tell me what you mean
so i can sing along
sing me a song
so i can sing along
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i was strolling through the office park
on a breezy, summer day
tryin' to capture things i had forgot
or lost track of on the way
oh, the sun was setting and like a wedding
there was dancing 'neath the leaves
in the parking lots by the lakes, i thought
"feel that summer breeze
one last time"
i was hoping there was time
to just sit back and rewind
all the days that had gone by
all the days keep going by
oh, the clouds were peeling across the ceiling
reveal a midnight blue
the stars were shining, a silver lining
take in that summer moon
one last time
before the sweaters and cardigans
the weather gets cold again
feel that summer breeze
take in that summer moon
one last time
feel that summer breeze (one last time)
take in that summer moon (one last time)
feel that summer breeze (one last time)
take in that summer moon (one last time)
before the sweaters (one last time)
and cardigans (one last time)
before the weather (one last time)
gets cold again (one last time)
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Snowmass Glen Allen, Virginia
Snowmass is Ryan Abalos.
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