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You don't know my name yet, it's alright, it's alright
I won't lose my patience, it's alright, it's alright with me
Soon I'll make you see
This town's got me flailing, I can't hide, I can't hide
The city lights are shining, they're in my eyes, in my eyes tonight
I wish they'd help my sight
I can't find the handle. Are things alright, are things alright?
Am I awake or dreaming? It's not alright, but it's all the same,
'Cause soon you'll know my name
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We'll Never Know
03:08
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Never thought I needed anything 'til I laid my youthful eyes on you
What could I do to make you look at me too?
I would stand there looking out my window as the leaves turned from green to red
Scared of what you'd think of me if I said, "hello"
I can't forgive myself for what I did not do
As the years go and pass me by the pain remains, my youth is lost
But life goes on and on
Could I be the one who makes you happy?
Now it seems we'll never ever know
Same old story, I packed my bags, and left home
I can't forgive myself for what I did not do
As the years go and pass me by the pain remains, my youth is lost
But life goes on and on
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Can't Say For Sure
03:35
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Soft, pale blue eyes, a hard five-foot-one
She lives in a street-side motel, can't see the sun
Home's so far away, left when she was nine
Her heart's still beating strong, for how long I can't say for sure
Bleak city life's got the best of me
But she's numb to it all, and she's all I see
I can't help myself, take my hand and don't look back now
She says she loves me, but I don't bite
Her heart's split wide open, I'm looking what's inside
A dime's worth of dreams that die with each new day
Soft, pale blue eyes, a hard five-foot-one
She lives in a street-side motel, can't see the sun
Her heart's still beating strong, for how long I can't say for sure
I can't help myself, take my hand and don't look back now
I can't help myself, take my hand and don't look back now
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Interlude
01:33
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Rollin' Back
03:30
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I can't walk away, but I don't see what's making me stay
Hole in my iron lung, my fear's sucking me dry
One by one my eyes are rollin' back now
One foot's in the grave, good god, get me outta this place
All my hope disappears in the morning
Oh, don't want the things you've got
Oh, is this my only shot to find what it is I'm looking for?
My dreams scaring me, can't tell what I'm really feeling
Help me please, tell me where to run now
Oh, don't want the things you've got
Oh, is this my only shot to find what it is I'm looking for?
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Walls
05:44
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Help is on the way, I dream of it, that I find
Some way to make you stay
So helpless now, 'cause of what I found
The songs in your heart are changing once again
The songs in your heart are changing once again
The walls all around you falling down again
The songs in the walls are changing once again
Lay your head with mine
I cannot see behind your eyes
The songs in your heart are changing once again
The songs in your heart are changing once again
The walls all around you falling down again
The songs in the walls are changing once again
Who are you today?
You're so far away
You are, you are impossible
The songs in your heart are changing once again
The songs in your heart are changing once again
The wall s all around you falling down again
The songs in the walls are changing once again
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Like Me, Like You Los Angeles, California
LIKE ME, LIKE YOU is an Americana-influenced composing duo comprised of Ross Garren (keys, harmonica) and Brady Cohan (guitar, voice). They are based in Los Angeles. Individually, Cohan and Garren have worked with the likes of Stanley Clarke, Stewart Copeland, American Idol, Dancing With The Stars, the EMMYS, B.B. King, Natalie Cole, and Queen Latifah, among others. ... more
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