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Listen Between Breaths
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I'm afraid to write this down, cuz I think that you might laugh. Before I got to the end of the first paragraph. But I guess it'd be all worth it, to know just how you feel and I'd get to see you smile one more time before you leave.
You belong beside me, you belong to me. And I belong beside you, yes I belong to you.
Sorry I brought this up in the middle of our drinks, I just got to talking before I had time to think. Nom talking is all we've been doing don't you listen between breaths? Or do you keep the flow always go go go so I don't drunkenly confess
If you ever choose, If you ever do decide
I'll be waiting here in your rear view mirror
for your gaze to meet my eyes.
But I don't expect to see you soon
they're lining up for you
I'm at the back of the queue
singing...
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The Bystanders regina, Saskatchewan
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