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Lullaby for You
01:56
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Where was I the night you went away?
You flew the coop but I had something to say
I've often wondered about the meaning of life
Some things are known and some aren't meant to be known
I miss the nights when you would give me a call
I'd see your name pop up on my screen and fall
back in love with you all over again
Now here's a lullaby for you
For you and for you
I hope that someday I will see you again
I never asked if we could just be friends
But maybe we're just better apart
Now here's a lullaby for you
For you and for you
For you and for you
Offered for you
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Where
01:34
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Where did you go?
You were just here a minute ago
Where could you be?
Thought you was sticking with me
Where did you go?
Thought we were supposed to go to the show
I waited all night
Starting to think that something's not right
Where did you go?
You were just here a minute ago
Where could you be?
Thought you was sticking with me
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Cross Fingers
01:28
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Some lonely night when I needed you
The winter is cold, and I'm feeling blue
The Christmas tree that you got me's on my windowsill
There's a picture of you
On my refrigerator
Makes me think of the time in the cemetery
Caught a vision of you looking like a damn angel
I like to think that I will see you again
But I won't cross fingers
Just know that you never left
I still think of you
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Arctic Fox Drive Carbondale, Illinois
Arctic Fox Drive is the project of Carbondale, Illinois-based musician Brian Wilson. Brian writes songs about his life. He’s obsessed with The Beach Boys.
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