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A Confident Man
03:00
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A Confident Man
Walking up a snowing hillside
when will she decide
pass by a rusting old sedan
if she can’t see me for who I am
is that what’s to become of me
Off in the distance I hear the laughter of lovers
I'm sick of being one of the others
what is it like to feel
a love when it’s for real
what’s to become of me
I stood by for so long
should I make my move
will she think its wrong
what if she says yes
but what if she says
no oh no no no
All that I’m gonna need
is for her to take the lead
a couple light taps on her front door
a confident man would knock a little more
but that’s just not me
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When Will You Be Home
03:16
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When Will You Be Home
Bright yellow light beats down on my brow
I want I want I want you now
Sky turns to that darker shade of blue
Come back Come back please make it soon
Where will you go? When will you be coming home?
Where will you go? When will you be coming home?
Orange glow swallows you as you walk away
I run right behind crying please stay
White stars separated by black
Please call, tell me when you’ll be back
Where will you go? When will you be coming home?
Where will you go? When will you be coming home?
I see the red of dawn’s first light
I know it’s gonna be alright
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analog radio Chicago, Illinois
Chicago/Portland-based power pop quartet. Back together after 16 years, although we haven't told either of our fans yet.
analog radio is:
Dann Morr
Brian Royer
Jaime Vazquez
Mike Madzinski
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