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Green Eyes
04:14
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I'm too afraid to say it
And will it even matter anyway
Cause I've been waiting for too long now
And I can't help but bite my tongue
But those green eyes
They don't lie
And you're giving me some mean butterflies
Do you think about me sometimes
Cause I can't get you out of my mind
Someday down the line
I know it's stupid
But I might be running out of time
Don't know if I'd forgive myself
If this is how we ended up saying goodbye
'Cause I don't know when I'll see you next
And I can't help but bite my tongue
But those green eyes
They dont lie
And you're giving me some mean butterflies
Do you think about me sometimes
Cause I can't get you out of my mind
Someday down the line
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Swaying in the Morning
04:42
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Uncle Chris San Francisco, California
Come in, come in! Welcome to Uncle Chris's house. You've come to the right place. Why don't we head on over to the kitchen, make ourselves a couple drinks, let’s talk it out. Oh, what's that? That's not what you came here for?
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