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Lucky No. 20
03:24
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Simple Love
03:17
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Smile and Wave
03:25
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Year's End
04:08
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So we said what we said just to hurt each other
Cuz deep down we knew that
There was no other way
That this would go away
And so I'm ripping up the letters that I wrote to you
When I needed to remind myself that 22 was
Too young to have it all planned out
Like there was never any doubt
Plans of yours and mine would ever change
Re-reading words I wrote
In each line of every note
Telling myself there was still a chance
Then you came crawling back to me
And I was foolish to believe
But you swore you wouldn't run off again
Chorus:
So I bid farewell back in September
And you came calling in November
It's where we spilled our souls
When I wake here in October
Will this nightmare all be over?
Will you still love me when you're sober?
I just have to know
And at the year's end
Will these tears end?
And the fear
Of being alone again
Hatching up elaborate schemes
To make cameos in my dreams
But won't you let me sleep in peace just once?
We'll both look back on our mistakes
But you won't be here when I wake
To say I'm sorry things ended this way
I woke before the snowfall started
All alone and brokenhearted
Wrestled from a stormy sleep at best
Wide awake at 5am
In plenty time to dream again
And have to see your face another time
Chorus
And at the year's end
Will I hear from you then?
Or no?
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Corey Lewin Connecticut
Corey Lewin is a Connecticut based singer-songwriter and guitarist who brings a fresh new sound to today's pop-rock music. Drawing upon diverse musical influences, he blends clever heartfelt lyrics with irresistibly catchy melodies and riffs.
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