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My Heart
02:04
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Everyone is laughing,
And I guess I will soon.
We've been downing glasses
Til the morning moon.
But there's no blurriness
When it comes to you,
Cause my heart,
My heart,
Sees only you
Everyone is saying,
We're not to be.
It's been four years or more
Since I thought you liked me.
But I've got hopes that no one knows
That stay on like glue.
My heart,
My heart,
Is still stuck on you
And everything's okay,
And everything's alright,
Nothing goes to waste,
I'm better with all this free time.
You are happy or sad,
I don't know.
Maybe you like peaches or big hands,
I wish I could grow.
Everything's a mystery so,
I better slow
My heart,
My heart,
Is all go, go, go
My heart,
My heart,
Wishes, you would know.
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2. |
Cleopatra
03:09
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3. |
Untitled
02:53
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4. |
Understand
03:00
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5. |
My Girl Blues
03:54
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Beryl Baker Berkeley, California
Bay Area based musician and poet, Beryl Baker writes songs for the musical inner child.
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