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I Can't Relax
04:50
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What can I do? All I think about is you
I can't relax and take it easy
All o' my friends say, "Oh, the pain will go away,"
If I just relax and take it easy
I always say, "That's easier said than done"
They just don't get it, you're not just anyone
What can I do? All I think about is you
I can't relax and take it easy
All o' my friends say, "Oh, the pain will go away,"
If I just relax and take it easy
You sunk your hooks right in my heart
They didn't hurt until they pulled me apart
What can I do? All I think about is you
I can't relax and take it easy
All o' my friends say, "Oh, the pain will go away,"
If I just relax and take it easy
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Love Blind
04:24
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It's been a while
Since I've felt a smile
Depression has kicked in my teeth
Left me lyin' face-down in the street
Oh, but I'm still alive
All I need is some time
For while I have grown from bein' alone
The memory of you hasn't died
The first time I saw your face
It drove me right out of my mind
You crossed my eyes
And left me love-blind
When our love was pure
I felt so self-assured
Your laugh was cocaine, your smile was like wine
Lovin' you felt so divine
Oh, but then came the hour
When our romance turned sour
Addicted to you, no rehab would do
Cold-turkey, I had to quit you
Your touch, your kiss
It drove me right out of my mind
You crossed my eyes
And left me love-blind
I saw you today
And while I looked away
Love is like matter, it can't be destroyed
But resolve, it can crumble to dust
The last time I saw your face
It drove me right out of my mind
You crossed my eyes
And left me love-blind
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Anthony Harrison Durham, North Carolina
Just another bastard out of Carolina.
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