Seven Days
from The History Effect by Tarmac Adam
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lyrics
Tell you how right was wrong
Tell you I won't be long
Shall we forget the storm
Tell me the black is gone
Say how it's you and me
Against the rest, against the sea
The tide is now knee-deep
My hand is out, is out to keep
We were right, we were wrong
In seven days, it's all forgotten
Still we carry on
We live and love and find a passion
So now it's not the same
The difference how, we've had to change
The time for us to know
Won't stop now, won't let go
We were right, we were wrong
In seven days it's all forgotten
Still we carry on
We live and love and find a passion
The best days still yet to come
Let's keep our time fair and determined
Let's find between us the one
Agree to agree we're just not perfect
Tell you I won't be long
Shall we forget the storm
Tell me the black is gone
Say how it's you and me
Against the rest, against the sea
The tide is now knee-deep
My hand is out, is out to keep
We were right, we were wrong
In seven days, it's all forgotten
Still we carry on
We live and love and find a passion
So now it's not the same
The difference how, we've had to change
The time for us to know
Won't stop now, won't let go
We were right, we were wrong
In seven days it's all forgotten
Still we carry on
We live and love and find a passion
The best days still yet to come
Let's keep our time fair and determined
Let's find between us the one
Agree to agree we're just not perfect
credits
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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