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In The Garden
03:07
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In my garden there's lots of holes
Where they come from I just don't know
Would you lie by the water's edge
There to cry and there to wait for?
No, waiting for
On the edge across the lake
He rowed beside me and my hands did shake
There I'd stay kept apart
Just to be beside my sweetheart
No, waiting for
His hands were clean and soft
He road his bow beneath the lough
Just after he took my hand
And forever I'll be waiting
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2. |
Let Me In
03:36
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Would you let me in
Would you let me in
No way
You keep running around
Foot to the floor
Like it’s weighing you down
You keep cheating and lying
Hold to yourself
But you don’t ask why
You keep fooling around
Lying to the floor
But you don’t you don’t know
(Chorus)
Now it seems
We are so far apart
You’ll find out
I’ve made a change of heart
And so always the same
Never cared like you promised
Always something to blame
I hope you realise
The pain deep inside
That has caused these lies
You keep fooling around
Lying to the floor
But you don’t you don’t know
(Chorus)
Would you let me in
No way
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3. |
Wasting Time
03:22
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Tease me release me
Running your hands down my spine dear
I know a little secret
You’re wasting my time dear
You’re running away from yourself
You got nothing here
I’m not the first one
And I know I won’t be the last dear
But all of those sweet words
You’re whispering so sincere
You’re running away from yourself
You got nothing here
You got nothing
Have you forgotten
How it came to this
Though you are taken
We still screw
This ain’t the way
To lead to lead your life yeah
You’re running away from yourself
If you’re a victim
So’s everybody else
You could learn to love yourself
Stead of wasting my time
You’re wasting my time
You’re running away from yourself
You got nothing here
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