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lyrics
It's a sad thing
One day she'll leave
Take all the furniture and the keys
But you'll wake up, sort of relieved
But more likely, now incomplete
Something lost is something gained
Move too fast to avoid the same
Relief when it comes never feels enough
Ask for too much might avoid the shame
So you move on, try to forget
Friend to many, less for less
The makeup hides, the distress
Chance encounter, distant caress
I'll be romantic, show that I care
Let's be fantastic, let's be our best
We'll do all the listening and show that we can
I'll take what you give me, let's give our fair share
One day she'll leave
Take all the furniture and the keys
But you'll wake up, sort of relieved
But more likely, now incomplete
Something lost is something gained
Move too fast to avoid the same
Relief when it comes never feels enough
Ask for too much might avoid the shame
So you move on, try to forget
Friend to many, less for less
The makeup hides, the distress
Chance encounter, distant caress
I'll be romantic, show that I care
Let's be fantastic, let's be our best
We'll do all the listening and show that we can
I'll take what you give me, let's give our fair share
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from The History Effect,
released January 1, 2013
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Tarmac Adam Melbourne, Australia
Tarmac Adam is the studio creation of Melbourne, Australia-based songwriter Matt O’Donnell and co-conspirator, multi-instrumentalist Steve Paix.
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Oct 2015 -
Jan 2013 -
Jan 2003
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