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If I Told You
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If I Told You
If I gave you days in green
Would you give me nights in blue?
If I told you everything
Could I ever hope to know you?
Or is it just a waste of time
At the end of every day
I count the things I didn’t 't say
You swim down the sea of dreams
Silent running summer streams
That's the only time that I can talk to you
Chorus:
But if l told you
Would you believe me
And if you believe me
Then how could I lie
If I told you
I know you 'd believe me
Maybe now it's time for me to try
Search the junkyards of my mind
For sunny days and railroad lines
Rivers bending through the trees
Stillness broken by a breeze
An afternoon alone inside a memory
We could leave this world right now
Float away above the clouds
Find the future in the past
Underneath the green green grass
Growing where the houses used to be.
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On A Side Street
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Waters rise and cities fall
Very little, none at all
Has to do with me or anything I’m doing
On a side street in the shade
Perhaps forgotten or waylaid
Watching afternoons melt into silent evenings
All that rises has to fall
Time will break down every wall
Now I wonder if the opposite is true
Because I’ve been down so long
And it may be where I belong
But I’d like a chance to climb and try something new
You and I had something going
All the while I thought was growing
Turns out I was wrong
But I turned it into a song
Now I’m far outside the mainstream
Living in my peaceful daydream
I know it can’t sustain
But it keeps me kind of sane
On a side street in the shade
Lying in the bed I’ve made
Future plans have been delayed or been abandoned
I don’t mind, my plants are growing
And that summer breeze is blowing
Through the jasmine in my mind and I feel fine
Yeah, I feel fine.
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Haunted
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Something seemed to change today
A deeper darkness
A subtle shifting of the gray
A black shape large and silent
Gliding by
Someone slowly turned away
A sadder slanting of the light
A ghostly glinting from the white
I think it’s me
But I don’t feel a change
I’ve always been strange, haunted
Can you see
The ghost behind my eyes?
Is it me
In this flesh and blood disguise?
I can’t remember who I was
Or who I should be.
I had no use for tv
Riding lonely through the cold
Past burned out factories, empty roads
The slate gray sky of one piece with the Kill
Even through the summer haze
I dwelt in mute November grays
somber, almost winter days
the bleak and barren landscape in my mind
With me all the time, haunted
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Future Ghost
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Angry and confused, never understanding
Lost in the past as life passes by
Lash out at all who only want to help you
Destined to be a ghost when you die.
I wanted to reach you but you slipped through my fingers
Like fog in the night through branches of trees.
Lost in a pain beyond understanding
Held by a grief that’s stronger than death.
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Hazy Jane New Jersey
Seven piece New Jersey band featuring two female lead singers. Acoustic, electric, folk, Americana, indie - whatever label you want to put on it, this is a group of very talented people making some beautiful, timeless music.
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