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I'll Wait
03:11
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I've been sitting here by your side every day for a long time,
I've been wondering who you could be what you would see,
I Don't know how this came to be this lucky card I drew,
Why you were chose and not me, I won't let you go I will wait
ooo, ooo
I've been watching you every day for a long time,
I can see you're blue I can see through you
Like you do to me every day for the longest time ,There's been memories of you,
There's been memories of me
, I won't let you go I will wait
ooo,ooo
I've been holding you everyday for a long time the years go by Sitting by your side ,I've seen you cry , I've dried your eyes for the longest time I've seen people say they'll stay
I've Seen people walk away
I won’t let you go I'll wait
ooo,ooo
Never once did I ( never could I )
Stay away from you ( or should I)
Would it be better, If I stay longer,
I won't let you go
Ooo, Ooo
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Sweet Alibi Winnipeg, Manitoba
There is more than a touch of magic in the luminous vocal harmonies powering the soulful roots pop of Winnipeg combo Sweet
Alibi.
The voices of Jess , Amber and Michelle are tightly braided together, as they are in the super-sticky title track of their dazzling fourth album, Make A Scene, or are ornamenting Ayre’s lead on the gorgeously propulsive and contemplative “Slow Down,”
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