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Emotional Affair
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Ooh, why does this feel off
When we, we have done nothing wrong
But is it right if I fall for you, but do it from afar
Cause I can’t hide that I’m into you – gotta stop before it starts
I can dream about the day when we can get together
I can scream and shout at the top of my lungs this isn’t fair
But I’ve figured out this doubt in my mind’s been there forever
And I can’t be your emotional affair
Ooh, I have been here before
And I know what’s behind that door
Just because we can open it, doesn’t mean we should
Cause hearts are easily broken, even if it feels so good
I can dream about the day when we can get together
And I’ll scream and shout at the top of my lungs this isn’t fair
But I’ve figured out this doubt in my mind’s been there forever
And I can’t be your emotional affair
I can dream about the day when we could get together
And I’ll scream and shout at the top of my lungs this isn’t fair
But I’ve figured out this doubt in my mind’s been there forever
And I can’t be your emotional affair…
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Al Lutz Plattsburgh, New York
3-minute existential pop songs on (mostly) ukulele.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=orEH5709dw0
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