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Never Or Now
04:40
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Josie bought a one way ticket to American dreams
That didn't want her
Wonders at night why people don't feel the same
Any more
Wants to feel the way she used to feel
that they used to feel in an 80's song
But they don't make songs like they used to make
Like that anymore
This small minded town is breaking her down
Where people believe things that would make you frown
Why you wanna go and think something like that any way
She heard some where it's better out there
Where people don't just pretend to care
Where someone told her there'd be days like this
Because no there weren't supposed to be days like this
If I leave here tonight I'll be a different person than I was before
I don't want to fight but I'll do what I have to to get out that door
Stay with me now, my heart is pumping and love is strong
It's never or now, everything I thought was right before is wrong
This dead end's a rut filled with ifs ands or buts
And people who always seem to get stuck
Why you wanna go and take something like that any way
It drives her insane their indifference to pain and being wrong again and again
Where someone told her there'd be days like this
Because no there weren't supposed to be days like this
If I leave here tonight I'll be a different person than I was before
I don't want to fight but I'll do what I have to to get out that door
Stay with me now, my heart is pumping and love is strong
It's never or now, everything I thought was right before is wrong
If I leave here tonight I'll be a different person than I was before
I don't want to fight but I'll do what I have to to get out that door
Stay with me now, my heart is pumping and love is strong
It's never or now, everything I thought was right before is wrong
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Eyes Wide Open
03:40
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Teach your children well
That is what they say
Your word can be so kind
When you speak to me that way
I know that today
I can see with eyes wide open
It's got that certain savoire-faire
These traffic lines are ever changing
And you were always there
Because I have always heard
That we are all the same
A stranger is a friend
You don't yet know their name
But I know that today
I can see with eyes wide open
It's got that certain savoire-faire
These traffic lines are ever changing
And you were always there
And I know that today I will be fine
Won't you come and love me brother
I can see with eyes wide open
It's got that certain savoire-faire
These traffic lines are ever changing
And you were always there
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Brian Lambert Denton, Texas
Your Friendly Neighborhood Rock and Roller, a musician whose music embodies the very essence of feel-good rock with
substance.
Brian's sound is a fusion of rock from the 80's and 90's with a modern twist, making it feel both timeless and contemporary. It's the kind of music that makes you want to dance and sing along, while also making you pause and reflect on life's deeper meanings.
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