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Bluer Skies
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Well my world came crashing down
The moment that you left
You didn’t plan it out that way
But it felt just like theft
The things you think are yours to hold
Get torn out of your grip
They leave you lying on the ground
They leave you bleeding from your lip
Tell me it will be alright
Though it will never be the same
Hold me in your arms so tight
We’ll see the light another day
Whisper words to bring me comfort
Wipe the tears out of my eyes
The gray clouds are only shadows
Obscuring bluer skies
You’re never ready for that day The one you hope you’ll never see
Then it hits you like a brick And leaves you sifting through debris
Unspoken plans suddenly cancel Dreams dashed upon the rocks
Things you once thought were for certain Now getting packed up in a box
Tell me it will be alright
Though it will never be the same
Hold me in your arms so tight
We’ll see the light another day
Whisper words to bring me comfort
Wipe the tears out of my eyes
The gray clouds are only shadows
Obscuring bluer skies
Tell me it will be alright
Though it will never be the same
Hold me in your arms so tight
We’ll see the light another day
Whisper words to bring me comfort
Wipe the tears out of my eyes
The gray clouds are only shadows
Obscuring bluer skies
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The End of Time
03:41
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It all went south
Before I woke
You’re breaking my heart
Is what she spoke
If I could say one more thing
I know what it would be
Honey, these words come too late
To rescue you and me
If we could ride off into the sunset
And I could hold your hand in mine
Then we would never have to wonder
Will we make it to the end of time
She drifted far
Away from me
She drifted til
I could not see
If I could say one more thing
I know what it would be
Honey, these words come too late
To rescue you and me
If we could ride off into the sunset
And I could hold your hand in mine
Then we would never have to wonder
Will we make it to the end of time
If I could say one more thing
I know what it would be
Honey, these words come too late
To rescue you and me
If we could ride off into the sunset
And I could hold your hand in mine
Then we would never have to wonder
Will we make it to the end of time
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Remind Me
03:39
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When the rain comes down feel like I’m gonna drown
And every drop will land inside my lungs
When you drive away with nothing much to say
Some strange fear says you may not return
Hold me close, say that you’ll never go
Let your sweet lips just whisper in my ear
Kiss me slow, Baby let me know
Hold me close, remind me you are near
When the wind blows cold and cuts straight through my bones
My soul does shake like leaves upon the trees
Baby, hold my hand and give me strength to stand
I do not think I’ll make it on my own
Hold me close, say that you’ll never go
Let your sweet lips just whisper in my ear
Kiss me slow, Baby let me know
Hold me close, remind me you are near
Hold me close, say that you’ll never go
Let your sweet lips just whisper in my ear
Kiss me slow, Baby let me know
Hold me close, remind me you are near
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Eric Squires Winona Lake, Indiana
Singer, Songwriter and Multi-Instrumentalist
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