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The Garden Song
04:33
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Sitting by the water I am faint with love
Come into my garden covered all in moss
Let's build a fern house and never leave you and me
Can't awaken it before the seed you and me
I call you my lover, you call me beloved
Come away with me into the dreams and secret places of my soul
Secrets you are plenty, I am faint with love
Come deeper deeper deeper, garden doors unlocked
Let's build a fern house and never leave you and me
Can't awaken it before the seed you and me
I call you my lover, you call me beloved
Come away with me into the dreams and secret places of my soul
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Silly Boy
03:10
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All I do is think of you all day long and all night through
Everyday I think of you
I like you and you like me
When you're right next to me there's never ending happiness and smiles
You give me butterflies and I give them to you
You silly boy
I'll call you and you call me, we play phone tag it get's funny
I like the way your name looks on my phone
How lovely life get's to be when we walk down the street
You hold my hand and never let it go
You say I'm beautiful, you say you only speak the truth
You silly boy
Reciting lines of poetry, sonnets and Mr. Keats your my favorite modern Romeo
I'm your Juliet of course, I'de follow you through any war
Forever and a day I'll stay with you
Let's run to Friar Lawarence, He'll know what to do
You silly boy
Here we go, singing we're in love and want the world to know
You silly boy
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The New Song
04:47
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Move in closer darling to me, hold me near make me safe
But don't you say those words that you love me
Just take it real easy slow with me
The closer you move in farther I feel
I can never seem to catch my break
Just hold a real tight grip and I promise I'll do my best to try and not run away
But I will never let these emotions get the best of me, they'll control me and ruin all this happiness
I will never let this cruel world place it's bet on me or see through me, baby roll the dice and see what you get
I know I'm crazy over thinking but I have been down this road before
So don't you say one thing and do another, just like those other boys before
I know there's something that is special about your aura when you walk through my door
But I can't help and fight these feelings although I never have felt them before
Cause I will never let these emotions get the best of me, they'll control me and ruin all this happiness
I will never let this cruel world place it's bet on me or see through me, baby roll the dice and see what you get
I want this to be different
I want this to be real
I want this to be different so darling move in near
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Dream in the Night
04:51
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In and out it's hard to breathe I can't shake these feelings
In and out I've got to breathe while he stands there unknowingly
That I close my eyes and I fall fast asleep, enter a dream world where I feel complete. No more confusion only total self bliss. He looks in my eyes and he gives me a kiss. There he's my lover and not just a friend, but every dream cycle must come to an end. Night turns to day where my heart and mind fight, of wishing he weren't just a dream in the night.
Fear holds back the strength to speak, creates a war of insecurity
Leave things be or take the risk of ruining our relationship
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Barbara in the Attic Vancouver, Washington
Barbara in the Attic draws inspiration from many genres and musicians. Their style is difficult to characterize as they aren't pinned down to any one style. From the haunting melodies of "Anthem Song," to the progressive narrative of "The Ballad of Butch Cassidy," their sound transcends genre and offers the listener a sonic bouquet that never ceases to please. ... more
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