1. |
Nom De Guerre
03:52
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can you wait?
can you wait?
it's now
or never
don't you think
it's time for you
to go now
don't you think
it's time for you
to go now
it's for them too
i'm glad you're awake
can't wait to spend the day
with you
don't want it to be this way
don't want it to be this way
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2. |
Man On The Moon
02:48
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it's not fair
it's not fair
that he's not here
one more day
you'll be happy
one more day
when he's up there
but it's not fare
it's not fare
i see a man on the moon
i see a man on the moon
on the moon
on both sides
where have you been?
both sides
stayed up all night
where have you been?
both sides
every day
i see the ground
i'm high above the world
i don't know
i see the ground
i'm high above the world
i don't know
i see the ground
i'm high above the world
i don't know
i see the man on the moon
i see the man on the moon
i see the man on the moon
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Riffs Chapel Hill, North Carolina
More music at:
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