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What's in a Minute?
03:25
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I see you looking at me now,
Like you know me but you can't work out how,
You say let's go and have some fun,
Pretend you won't, but know tomorrow you'll be gone
But what's in a minute, what's in a minute now?
What's in a minute, what's in a minute now?
What's in a minute, what's in a minute now?
What's in a minute now?
I guess that I'll just start again,
Another ending where we won't even be friends,
Cos you think I will never change,
There's no tomorrow when you're just stuck in today
But what's in a minute, what's in a minute now?
What's in a minute, what's in a minute now?
What's in a minute, what's in a minute now?
What's in a minute now?
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Sing the Blues
03:18
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I might be getting older but I still walk the same way,
Through the dark, then I reach the light and turn around again,
I never now if you're my enemy or you're my friend,
Hold me back or act to stop me being just like them
Cos it's like I've known you forever,
But you never told me your name,
We've said goodbye before,
And you've gone walking out the door,
But we just meet again.
It's funny how you sing the blues to make you feel alright,
It's all you've ever known, while you're stuck on the other side,
Your friends they'll say they wouldn't have you any other way,
Nice to know but not all that much use to me today.
Cos it's like I've known you forever,
But you never told me your name,
We've said goodbye before,
You've gone walking out the door,
But we just meet again.
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Jobsworth
02:51
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Well I don't know, why I can't sleep tonight,
Well it must be late, but hours to sunrise,
I've tried lying on my back, my front and both sides.
Think how you feel when the lights go down,
There's more for you in this old town....
....than the small talk on the forecourt with the jobsworth man,
Who'll suck the life from you like he don't understand,
That we'll never get this time back again, again...
Well would you be dreaming, if you didn't look behind?
Well there's no point reeling if all you want's an easy life,
Just keep believing, there's still a chance you'll change your mind.
Think how you feel when the lights go down,
There's more for you in this old town....
....than the small talk on the forecourt with the jobsworth man,
Who'll suck the life from you like he don't understand,
That we'll never get this time back again, again...
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Sing on my own
03:40
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Stop looking for an explanation,
Turn your hope into expectation now,
Although not what you'd choose,
You only know where you're at when you lose.
Pointed in the right direction,
You still follow your own selection now,
Take time to heal the bruise,
In future smile about the time you've used.
And in the morning now, things are feeling bright,
Cos I look ahead used to look behind,
If you're not with me it's alright, I'll sing on my own.
You're worried about the revelations ,
Chasing you round all destinations,
You're only paranoid, sometimes that past can become null and void.
Keep looking at your inspiration,
2 meanings of 1 creation,
Oh since I started school,
the same thing made me want to break the rules
And in the morning now, things are feeling bright,
Cos I look ahead used to look behind,
If you're not with me it's alright, I'll sing on my own.
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The Hudares Sheffield, UK
Sheffield 4-piece, catchy riffs and ear-worm melodies that capture the sound from the 60's through to the 00's that always made guitar music exciting...
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