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Dear Nancy
02:50
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2. |
Figure It Out
02:45
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3. |
Femme Fatale
02:53
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Last Summer
03:10
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Last Summer
Well I met her in a ‘round about way Last Summer
It was the beginning of the end of the days, and it was summer
She asked me,
“Can you spare some of your rain?
I like the way it follows you that way!
And my garden is in need, if you please, can you bring some, swing over my way?”
Well it wasn’t quite subtle
You see, the sunshine from her face was really like no other
So my reply was,
“I am generous and fair, and have more than my fair share
I will gladly give you all that you need if it pleases you
I wouldn’t care.”
So we spent the day together
Despite the weather
We spent the day together
(and went something like this)
Well I met her in a ‘round about way one summer
It was the beginning of the end of the days, of that summer
Now we sun and rain that we share
And there’s romance and rainbows everywhere
And I’m so glad that we have all that we need and you see
It’s love that’s in the air
We have all that we need and you see it’s love that’s in the air
Oh baby, you can sprinkle me with sunshine, let the colors of the prism
Brighten up my rain
Color all of my days
©Curtis Suburban
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5. |
Sharon's Room
03:29
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Sharon’s Room
Sharon is a girl I know from around
She turns my whole world upside down
With colors of lavender and green
And red and orange and gasoline
Now I’m in Sharon’s room
Did I get here too soon
Because I don’t know what I’m supposed to do
She walks out of her own parade
And in all the distractions I just stay
But there’s no place I would rather be instead
But I fear I’m a bit over my head
Over my head
Now I’m in Sharon’s room
Did I get here too soon
Because I don’t know what I’m supposed to do
Now
Do you
Can I
Can I
Can I move in a little closer
It’s now enough to be serene
To find yourself awake inside her dreams
But there’s no place I’d rather be
In fact it’s heavenly
There’s no place I’d rather be
In fact it’s heavenly
There’s no place I’d rather be
Than in Sharon’s room
©Curtis Suburban
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