1. |
Oh, Nothing
04:24
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take a number babe, the line is long
just another grievance in a song
everyone is waiting at the door
all i want is just a little more
in the dark we said our prayers
in hushed voices to not wake the neighbors
oh my darling, my sweetest thing
oh, nothing
can keep the rain
take another babe, the night is long
just another drink to keep us up
and now we're screaming thru the door
hold on just a little more
in the dark we said our prayers
in hushed voices to not wake the neighbors
oh my darling, my sweetest thing
oh, nothing
can keep the rain
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2. |
Dearest Ben
04:01
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dearest ben
you’re my only friend
and i like the way
that you hold my hand
dearest ben
how you take me in
and you hate the way
that i’m suffering
dearest ben
what a mess we’re in
and i’m lying out in the street again
dearest ben
i have given in
and i hate the ways we can never win
when i feel you standing near
your touch so warm and sweet
and the blues all fade to grey
and i can feel nothing
i can hear them say
quiet whispers everyday
how i let it go to waste
how i give myself away
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