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Hay, do you mind if I ask you
Did you get to send that message after all?
And hay, I know that it’s not important
But as usual can mean everything to me.
Stepping outside one more time
Please don’t ever change, please don’t ever change
The open skies and the starry nights
Please don’t ever change, please don’t ever change
Hay. Are you having a hard time?
It’s not like you haven’t been here once before.
And hay. Don’t forget that you’re still here
Because we get through far more worse all the time.
I’m trying my best too…..
Stepping outside one more time
Please don’t ever change, please don’t ever change
The open skies and the starry nights
Please don’t ever change, please don’t ever change
Stepping outside one more time
Please don’t ever change, please don’t ever change
The open skies and the starry nights
Please don’t ever change, please don’t ever change
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Lonely and safe
03:07
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Sometimes, I feel I could do anything
But I stopped and listened. Then I couldn’t find a way.
It’s so much easier when you want to just blend into a background
And then you become lonely and safe
Sometimes, I wish that I could do anything
But it isn’t that simple my dear…..
You can wait for this to be perfect
Because you say it doesn’t have to be now
You can wait for this to be perfect
You’ll be waiting forever.
So I don't want to be that person anymore. So please don't listen.
And I don't want to be that person anymore. So get started!
So I don't want to be that person anymore.
And I don't want to be that person anymore!
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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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