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Long Time
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If Not Now, When?
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This is the day that I fall apart
like shattered glass in a broken heart
it's an allusion a lie of the mind
to hold onto something you can't find
and you, you are the words, spoken but never heard
The wave go on crashing on a distant shore
and it's you from me wanting more
this is the way I want to be
if you don't like it you can leave
i am an island and you are the sea
constantly surrounding me
and you, you are the splendor, the wonder in my mind
and the waves go on crashing on a distant shore
it's you from me, wanting more
and the days go on, swimming to another shore
each breath I take I lose you more....
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steevan mars New Jersey
NJ Singer-Songwriter-Guitarist, Steevan Mars (aka Stephen Mauriello), writes/performs passionately, melodic and personal Alt-Pop/Rock guitar driven songs, guaranteed to stick in your mind and pull at your heart strings.
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