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The sky is falling down tomorrow
and I don't want to be alone
I know that you do feel the same way
so why not love each other today?
There isn't really time
you know the reason why
So love me like the world is ending
and we have noone else
love me like the world is ending
so we're not by ourselves
I know that I should have said something
before we lost everything
but what better time than right now
that we could find love somehow
there wont be another time
I can't fake another rhyme
we both know what we gotta do
so baby please tell me wont you
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A Different Taste
03:23
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We spent that weekend
Getting both closer and further apart
Watch the backbone bend
As I dig at your heart
We were dreading that conversation
That we desperately needed to have
Pretend that we're lost in elation
To put it off a little more
Throughout everything
Your love is wavering
To understand your reasoning
Our words are differing
We relate to each other
So many ways we find
Every minute I'm bothered by
A different taste on your mind
I hurt myself just to be here
But I wanted something more
Your hand in mine, it is clear
There's someone better you're waiting for
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I mean, you should know this song, if not, you could look it up
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Dean George Windsor, Ontario
Indigenous Canadian singer/songwriter. Making some Rock music, both strong and less strong.
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