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Sit me down and make me sigh
Won't you tell me sister why it's true
That it all comes back to you
Sit me down and make me smile
Turn my teardrops for a while into
Another shade of blue
So I can carry on
'Til the early morning
when I can say
I changed my mind
Sit me down and make me eat
Won't you tell me why your meats so sweet
As your song is tender
Lie me down and make me sleep
Tell me why these poor eyes love to weep
Because I can't remember
*Chorus
Take my shoes and make me walk
Don't you know my feet, they're pretty soft
See I'm a city boy
Tie me tight and watch me drown
Hang my picture from a post in town
That says "Missing since July"
*Chorus
Sit me down and make me drink
Now I know why I so fear to blink
To prove I was not dreamin'
Whiskey red and coffee blue
California deja vu and you
And the last thing I believed in
So I can carry on
'Till the early morning
When I can say I changed my mind
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Lose The Connection
03:39
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There's most definitely no way to describe, the state of what's been said
And there's honestly much time i've used that's been, thrown to the side and wasted
And I haven't a single thought of mine lasting, long enough to mention
Assumably you're distracted and we'll lose the connection
The current's strong, holding me back, keeping me from gaining lead way
I'll dive right in, I'll take the plunge, I'll do whatever it takes
All insights blurred, I've never heard before, how difficult it'd be
Now discouraged my feet are slipping and I'm losing motivation
There's only one thing you can do, when you feel it pushing back at you
There's only one thing you can say, when it doesn't matter anyway.
I'm sure there's a very good reason how you figured things out,
I'm still in a transition with a head that's filled with doubt.
This too will pass and a signal flows again
but for now I don't understand
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