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It's never easy
04:28
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Can you let me know what you're really thinking of today?
It has been too long I don't know what I want to say
Words can come fast but I feel them all falling down, But I know
you wouldn't want me any other way
We know that its not alway easy
The start is always the same
We know that it won’t ever be easy
But we will make it anyway
Can you tell me what you're thinking of the other day?
You feel so muddled I don't know what you're trying to say
So much is all around and you don't know where to start, but I know
I wouldn't want you any other way
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Can you
04:48
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Shine on
04:02
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Along came December Hampshire, UK
Along Came December, an artist and producer from the UK.
Sometimes driving, others shimmering but always moving. ACD's music is catchy but heartfelt and always true to itself.
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