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I Think I'll Fly South
I think I'll fly south for the winter
I'll set forth for warmer climes, Just like the swallow,
I'll wallow in sorrow
And think back on sunshine at times
I miss you most when it's winter
A sight of you would always warm the heart in me
But when it's cold outside
Memories unfold in my mind
And I can't forget when you were a part of me
So I think I'll fly south
But I could not deceive you
For one chance to see you
And I would fly home again
The snow's falling white in winter
It's a pain I cannot ignore
I'll fly to the south
Where the lips of your mouth
Are lost to a far distant shore
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My Way Of Thinking
05:24
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My Way Of Thinking
Let’s forget about yesterday
That’s what she thinks and that’s what she says
She knows of better days on the way
I suppose I do but it’s just my way of thinking
And when she tells me that I’m the best
I hear the words but I’m not impressed
I tried so hard but I failed the test
Oh I’m not sure that it’s just my way of thinking
I don’t mean to doubt your words
But maybe they’re better left unheard
Doesn’t mean the feeling’s not there
Oh I don’t know if it’s just my way of thinking
And maybe baby in a little while
When the man has left the child
I’ll return and I’ll make you smile
Oh I don’t know but it’s just my way of leaving
Here I go down the yellow brick road with the lion and the Scarecrow
Oh, la la la la la la la la la la
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Love And Learn
04:24
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Love And Learn
A comedy is over, a wind of change goes by
And you can do what you want now but laugh or you’ll cry
I wouldn’t say that you’ve been a fool
If you let your heart rule your head
Some people will hurt you and make you cry
Some people forget you, some memories die
One of these days the sun will shine through
To show you a truth you already know
Chorus
Love’s always worth another try
And when it comes you’ll close your eyes
Open your arms and learn to fly with the implications
A tragedy unfolded before my eyes
A cloak and a dagger, a feeling disguised
But maturity knows that love will rain blows
Until a new feeling grows from each emptiness
And what if regret should hold you down?
If you should forget to begin again, with who and when?
Through fear and fret don’t you forget...
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Abbey Road
02:48
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Abbey Road
Chorus
Let’s go to Abbey Road and leave the grey behind
Kick off our shoes and walk the crossing
Before we are too old, before we lose our minds
And Abbey Road’s still there waiting for us
I will even wear the flag
Though this country is a drag
With its bootboys and their knives
We’ll sing out loud the soundtrack of our lives
We might even see the queen
Waving from a Limousine
We’ll all cheer as she goes by
With our middle fingers pointing at the sky
I can hear this England calling
Move your arse or die of boredom
There’s no curry when you’re dead
So fill your eyes with beauty and put memories in your head
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Talking About You In The Present Tense
When the sun rises and when it sets
When the shadows turn into silhouettes
As darkness falls and the world forgets
I’ll be talking about you in the present tense
When the rain falls and the wind blows
When they fall asleep to the sound of falling snow
And they can’t recall anything they’ve known
I’ll still talk about you in the present tense
Precious moments then it’s gone
Suspended strands of gossamer
Laugh and treasure memory
Raise a glass of melody
And breathe, and breathe
When the moon shines and the stars are tears
When the calendar’s pages turn to years
As regimes fall and ice caps disappear
I’ll still be talking about you in the present tense
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Eddie Cooney Liverpool, UK
Eddie Cooney is a singer-songwriter from Liverpool, UK. He wrote his first song in 1974 and joined his first band in 75. He played around the Liverpool folk scene until his 20-year lost weekend 86 to 06. He then returned to the Liverpool acoustic scene with a 20-year backlog of songs to sing. ... more
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