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Sunny Day
03:13
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Coming out of the sunny day, and your guard is down
Guard is down
You look so hard but it fades away, still you look around
Look around
The clouds come in and you're not prepared, so you beg and plead
Beg and plead
He says "too bad, but you knew ahead, and can't you read?"
"Can't you read?"
It's not enough to be realizing it now
It's not enough to be realizing it now
Is life so hard that you don't have time to be on top of it?
On top of it
All it takes is a little time, just a little bit
A little bit
It's not enough to be realizing it now
It's not enough to be realizing it now
It's not enough to be realizing it now
It's not enough to be realizing it now
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2. |
C'est La Vie
03:24
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When I wake up
I insist it's not morning
It can't be this time now
I should've had a little warning
Hard to realize
I'm not running around
But if I do sometimes
I end up on the ground
Ooh, yeah
C'est la vie
What if I could
Live in constant rest
Each day was Sunday
So I could do my very best
Long days now
But years from today
I'll finally receive
What that he had to pay
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3. |
I Really Really
04:34
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Got out of bed
Put on some clothes, and washed my head
Walked out the door
Called up a cab
It picked me up and took the tab
My destination, that he asked for
What could I do
What could I say
I just told him take me to the corner cafe
I went inside
Got a coffee with a bagel on the side
I didn't want to share
Looked at the rain
And all the traffic, such a pain
Then I saw her there
She said, "Don't you know, the beach is back open today"
"Now we're all going down to the bay"
I was real confused but I tagged along anyway
We became real close that day
And I said
I really really want to try to understand you
I really really want to say I do
I really really really just want to be with you
For as long as you like
I'll stay by your side
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Wondering if I'll ever get there
What could I do without you
Don't you know I need you
What could I do without you
Don't you know I need you
Wondering if I'll ever get there
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5. |
Needle's Eye
03:56
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You come again through the needle's eye
Proud of yourself, 'cause it's hard to find
You're really clueless as to what it's like
You've got this new thing figured out right
Walking through the needle's eye
But it's so hard to have faith
Understanding's obsolete
Do you yourself when that you say?
You come again through the needle's eye
You say you just want what you deserve
A little greedy, you say impatiently
"Just take your time, God, I've got eternity"
Walking through the needle's eye
But it's so hard to have faith
Understanding's obsolete
Do you hear yourself when that you say?
You come again through the needle's eye
Suddenly everything dawns on you
Although you followed mostly all the steps
You never realized God had chosen you
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6. |
Emotional
02:14
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My shorts have way too many pockets
It's like a kangaroo is playing some pool
Do clothes really need all of the gadgets?
Sometimes they're just a little uncool
You don't know what a dilemma
It is to walk around and bemoan
"Does orange go with blue and will that go with pajamas?"
I need to know
Ooh, am I being emotional?
Ooh, am I trying too hard?
The world's got a little too crazy for me
Gotta let the feelings out
My clothes don't fit and I've been wondering
If I should get some jeans or parachute pants
This really is a problem and I haven't decided
Have you perchance?
Ooh, am I being emotional?
Ooh, am I trying too hard?
The world's got a little too crazy for me
Gotta let the feelings out
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Lou Moss San Luis Obispo, California
yeah music is cool but have you ever sat completely still and scratched your head in just the right spot for several minutes
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