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Sarai
04:45
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I’m not asking for you to change
The way you are right now is perfect
I only want to say, so you know
That you’ve been stuck on my mind
If you don’t see me the way I see you
I’ll take it back, and mean it
I don’t want to be without you either way
I’m not asking for you to change
The way you are right now keeps me on my toes
I only want to say, so you know
That you’ve been stuck on my mind
Stuck on my mind
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2. |
Leo Carrillo
04:37
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So we drove to a new place
On the road we used to play chase
Nobody was talking, we had the music too loud
My buddy was singing
We’re all so young
And I couldn’t help but think
Did I do wrong, when we met
I’m a little fool
I’m a little fool
And we parked at the first open space
From the start I knew we’d play chase
Everybody was laughing, no single voice to be heard
Still my heart was beating
Could you tell that much
Because I couldn’t help but think
Did I do wrong when I left
I’m a little fool
I’m a little fool
But did I hear you say
It could happen, a few years from now
Maybe we’ll shake it off
A few years from now
Did I do wrong
What you kept
I’m a little fool
I’m a little fool
I am a little fool
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3. |
I See You Never
05:42
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4. |
Tonight
07:28
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When I see you, I transcend
Tonight I realize that I must
Let that be enough
In our lives
We need to learn to get along without
Recognize the moments
And live within them
When I see you, I transcend
Tonight I understand that I must
Let that be enough
When I see you, I transcend
My soul awakens
To that which has been missing
Though I
Cannot speak for tomorrow
And there is something about this night
Something clear and familiar
When I see you, I transcend
Tonight I understand that I must
Let that be enough
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Travis + Julian Los Angeles, California
Travis + Julian is a Los Angeles based acoustic guitar/vocal and trumpet duo blending instrumental counterpoint with lyrical vocal melodies.
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