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Better Day
03:18
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BETTER DAY Words & Music: Robert Allen
Don’t hide your heart
Don’t you hide it from me
You’ve been running all this time
From what used to be
Don’t lose your love
Don’t you throw it away
You’ve been waiting all your life
For a better day
You try hard
To say things you don’t mean
Seems so sad when you’re crying deep inside
For the love that you need
Don’t hide your heart
Don’t you keep it from me
You’ve been lying to yourself
That you can’t break free
Don’t take your love
Don’t you turn it away
You’ve been waiting all this time
For a better day
You pretend
That you don’t really care
Can’t you see everyone’s been pushed aside
Until nobody’s there
Don’t lose your love
Don’t you throw it away
You’ve been waiting all your life
For a better day
You’ve been hurt
And your hope is at an end
But believe if you trust then you will find
The love tomorrow can bring
Don’t hide your heart
Don’t you hide it from me
You’ve been running all this time
From what used to be
Don’t lose your love
Don’t you throw it away
You’ve been waiting all your life
For a better day
©2019 Sha-La Music BMI
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The Wish
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3. |
One More Chance
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Tomorrow's Clown
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Modern Ways
03:11
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MODERN WAYS Words & Music: Robert Allen
Every now and then
I wish that I could find a way
To hide myself from people
Who just can’t tell night from day
They’re spammin’ your computer
And they nag you on your cell phone
They hound you with their fears
And they won’t leave you all alone
All they want is all your money and everything you own
You know I can’t live in your world
Cause it’s hard enough to live in mine
The choice is yours to make
With an option on the dotted line
And you can’t say yes
And you know you can’t say no
You’re stuck out on the edge with no place left to go
You either come inside or you drop your pride nice and slow
Modern ways of livin’
Modern ways to help you lose your mind
Rockin’ in the modern age
You know that it ain’t a crime
And you can’t say yes
And you know you can’t say no
You’re stuck out on the edge with no place left to go
You either come inside or you drop your pride nice and slow
Every now and then
I wish that I could find a way
To hide myself from people
Who just can’t tell night from day
They’re spammin’ your computer
And they nag you on your cell phone
They hound you with their fears
And they won’t leave you all alone
All they want is all your money and everything you own
©2019 Sha-La Music BMI
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6. |
One Step Closer
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7. |
Love Light
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8. |
Shade Of White
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9. |
Read The Signs (Remaster)
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10. |
Lost & Found
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DownTown Mystic New York, New York
The sound of DownTown Mystic is “vintage yet modern”, continuing in the legacy of rockers like Tom Petty and Bruce Springsteen. The music is rooted in all the great traditions of American Rock‘n’Roll, blending story telling songs with vintage guitars and analog recording into a unique style that somehow manages to sound as contemporary as anything currently available. ... more
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