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Don't Leave My Mind
03:43
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we can make plans
i'll give all i can
you were my man
on the gulf coast sand
you can go to new orleans
take the riverfront line
but don't leave my mind
you can go where each day takes you
someplace i can't find
but don't leave my mind
we can break plans
i'll keep all i can
you'll be my friend
and start over again
you can go to new york city
get a place on the east side
but don't leave my mind
you can go where no one knows you
where the winter is kind
but don't leave my mind
you can go where i can't find you
there's no space, there's no time
but don't leave my mind
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Nightfall
03:40
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Oh, the new year
It started with our friend
He met up with his end
And we will miss him.
And now, his daughter,
His little Honeymoon,
She'll have to live on memories and music.
But memories, they come and they go
And even the good ones leave sorrow.
So, love me now and love me hard
Cause there's something in this wind that's blowing through.
I'm praying to god every night
That he doesn't let it take me away from you
This wind that's blowing through.
This wind that's blowing through.
I used to think that I knew what love was
Back when i was young
I was mistaken
And now I know exactly what is
How can it be a gift
When it will be taken?
So pull it close and hold it tight
Here it comes again, the nightfall.
Oh love me now and love me hard
Cause there's something in this wind that's blowing through.
I'm praying to god every night
That it's not coming for me or for you
This wind that's blowing through
This wind that's blowing through
This wind that's blowing through
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Azure Ray Omaha, Nebraska
Orenda Fink and Maria Taylor are Azure Ray.
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