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All Of You
03:37
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Sittin' on the ground
My possessions all around me now
But I am gonna leave it all behind
I've been climbing on your mountainside
But tonight I let myself slide
Throw away my shoes
I'm not gonna need them anymore
Now I don't need anything
Now I don't need anyone
I only need all of you
I've lost my driving wheel
Love has overtaken me now
Those old rivers and railway-lines
All have lost their voices
And I can only hear you breathing
I don't give a damn
I don't care 'bout anyone but you
Now I don't need anything
Now I don't need anyone
I only need all of you
I need all of you
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Venus De Milo
02:56
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Where we are not, it's night
For now the light is on our side
You say our love is growing old
But it has no legs and it can't walk on its own
You tell me I'm the only one
You say you'll never do me wrong
But I don't want words, they have no arms to hold me, darlin'
It isn't that I don't believe
It's just that I've been burned before
So if I seem a little far
Then know that I am where you are in my heart
You tell me I'm like a brother to you
You say that I'm like a sister too
But I don't want so much from you, oh darlin'
A long time I'd been waiting for you, oh darlin'
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Me & Baby
03:59
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Me and baby, where still floating yet
Me and baby, where still floating yet
She weighs me down
She weighs me down
She's a sucking stone
Me and baby, were still burning yet
Me and baby, were still burning yet
She lights a fire
(When we get tired)
She lights a fire
She's hot like the stove
My and baby, we're still running yet
My and baby, we're still running yet
But she breaks down
(He wears me out)
She breaks down
She's got a heart just like a home
But sometimes my heart feels like a stone
Sometimes my heart feels like a stone
Sometimes my heart feels like a stone
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You say that nobody can hurt you
You say noone can do you no harm
But I know you're not that strong
I know you're not that strong
Take me down to the river darlin'
Show me where you swim at night
Could you learn to love a river, darlin'
Could you take it into your arms
You say that nobody can touch you
But I've seen you weeping in the sun
Deserted by magic
Deserted by g-d
Now tell me where you gonna get to
Take me down to the river darlin'
Show me where you swim at night
Could you learn to love a river darlin'
Could you take it into your arms
Could you darlin'
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Seadreams
04:43
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When I tell you
When I tell you
What makes you think I would change my mind
I used to run around in this dirty town
Hang around the loneliest cafes
What makes you think I would change my mind
Makes you think that I would
Must be those seadreams have caught my eye
When I tell you
When I look you in the eye
What makes you think I would change my mind
Do you see something in my soul
Something I still can't see
What makes you think I would change my mind
Makes you think that I would
Must be those seadreams have caught my eye
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Baby Where You Are
02:31
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If I could be, baby, where you are
If I could be, baby, where you are
If I could see, baby, what you see
Then I would know, baby, what you know
Just to be, baby, where you are
If I could know, baby, what you know
If I could go, baby, where you go
They I could see, baby, what you see
Just to be, baby, where you are
If I could know, baby, what you know
Then I would know, baby, where to go
Just to be, baby, where you are
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Robert Irish New York, New York
Australian multi-instrumentalist based in New York.
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