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Beside You (Ball Cap)
02:46
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I've got a ball cap on and you've got nothing much to say
That's the way we'll be for now.
I'll sing the same old song so I can listen to you play
That's the way to be for now.
Safe inside our living room.
I'll lie down beside you soon.
You put your sunscreen on and I'll just hope to find some shade
That's the way we'll be for now.
Seems like the sun shines on although the world is walled away.
That's the way to be for now.
Lost inside our living room.
Find myself beside you soon.
Throw your clothes down on the floor;
We don't fold those anymore.
You've got a long dress on and I just haven't moved for days
But that's the way we'll be for now.
Life's been a long time gone; at least our love is here to stay.
That's the way to be for now.
Here inside our living room
Far away from all the gloom.
All I need is by my side.
Let the whole world take its time.
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Believe in You
03:10
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Lyrics:
[inscrutable]
Oh, I believe in you.
[inscrutable]
Oh, I believe in you!
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Without You
03:54
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I get dizzy when I try to put my foot in front of where I stand
In case the steps don't land.
That's to say the future is a thing I often try not to define
In case it all unwinds.
Come tomorrow, I know
I don't want it without you.
I don't want it without you.
Every possibility I'm running through,
I don't want to be without you.
I am not the type to say exactly what I mean, just say it true,
to speak the way you do.
This is my attempt to say exactly just what you deserve to hear,
to make the feeling clear.
All my life,
I don't want it without you.
I don't want it without you.
I'm bound to die someday but babe until I do,
I don't want to be without you.
Every single ringer life might put me through,
you know I don't want to be without you.
I'll say it now although all told, I know you knew
that I don't want to be without you.
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Dustin Ketterman Louisville, Kentucky
Folkish singer-songwriter in Louisville, KY
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