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At night
02:48
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This last act of love
03:15
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Reminders
02:53
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High
03:11
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Take these loving arms
02:53
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That kid from long ago
03:34
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Let it be this way
03:44
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Frozen time
03:18
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Curbside conversations
02:38
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We happened
02:58
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The best advice
04:10
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Soon
03:39
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Soon
(J. Rugan Jr.) ©2022
I know sometimes
I just wanna hear the truth
So maybe next time
I’ll throw it back to you
And take it right from the start
And aim for my heart
And tell me what’s on your mind
And I will be just fine.
CHORUS
And soon we will become attuned
And we’ll know how long to take it
And we no longer will fake it
Yeah soon we will become attuned
And we’ll try hard not to let go
And end up being solo
So soon…
I know sometimes
You feel you lost the choice
So maybe next time
Just go and raise your voice
And let the words that you said
Hit me up side the head
And I may feel the sting
But I’ll know everything
CHORUS 2
And soon we will become attuned
And we’ll know that we are trying
Instead of just goodbye-ing
Yeah soon we will become attuned
And we’ll both play in the right key
And not end the you and me
So soon…
BRIDGE
So many other times
Between the lines seems so fine
But we’ll know what’s been read and been said
And What’s in our minds
Won’t be stuck in our head!
So gather up all your hugs
And hand them out like drugs
And many for awhile
We’ll turn them into smiles
CHORUS
And soon we will become attuned
And we’ll count it off one more time
And we’ll try to make it all rhyme
Yeah soon we will become attuned
So here’s my heart just take it
But just don’t start to break it
Yeah here’s my heart just take it
But just don’t start to break it
Yeah here’s my heart just take it
But just don’t start to break it
So soon…
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Jack Rugan/Saul Glennon Cleveland, Ohio
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