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Prone
03:38
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Lyrics by Charlie Yaris
I once kissed a girl,
and I could not help that I was frightened by
the path that my heart was set on.
So I tried to write a song,
but I stopped cause I was so frightened by
the path that my lyrics were set on.
Sometimes I think that I'm just more prone.
Sometimes I think that I'm far too grown
but the more I think,
the more I think I'm in love.
Sometimes she seems unenchanted,
but then my every wish is granted.
Sometimes I really think I'm in love.
Sometimes I really think I'm in love.
I once kissed a girl,
and I could not help that I was frightened by
the path that my heart was set on.
But then I wrote a song,
and suddenly I wasn't so frightened by
the path that my lyrics were set on.
Sometimes I think that I'm just more prone.
Sometimes I think that I'm far too grown
but the more I think,
the more I think I'm in love.
Sometimes she seems unenchanted,
but then my every wish is granted.
Sometimes I really think I'm in love.
Sometimes I really think I'm in love.
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Lyrics by Charlie Yaris
Another day and the music is right,
but the music man ain't feeling too bright.
He closes the door and walks to the train,
makes his way down, every day is the same.
He's been dreaming of leaving all of his life,
forever certain the time will never be right.
Living his life like writing a song,
thinking too long and the bridge is all wrong.
He plays anyway, he sings it on through,
waits for the chorus to come back anew.
He's been dreaming of leaving all of his life,
forever certain the time would never be right.
He's been dreaming of leaving all of his life.
Don't stop believing, your dreams,
your dreams know how to fight.
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When We Met
02:11
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Lyrics by Charlie Yaris
There I sat,
eating a sandwich grilled by George Foreman,
I was thinking about how beautiful you were,
when we met.
When I was,
playing some records, listening to Tommy,
I was thinking about how punk rock you were,
when we met.
And that's how it was.
That’s how it was, that’s how it was.
It was exactly like that when we met.
That’s how it was, that’s how it was.
It was exactly like that when we met.
There I sat,
drinking a coke, I was singing some folk,
I was thinking about how beautiful you were,
when we met.
When I was,
dancing at a Phish show, following my flow,
I was thinking about how much I loved you,
when we met.
And that's how it was.
That’s how it was, that’s how it was.
It was exactly like that when we met.
That’s how it was, that’s how it was.
It was exactly like that when we met.
There I lay,
in a Jacuzzi, living in a movie,
I was thinking about how much I loved you,
when we met.
And that's how it was.
That’s how it was, that’s how it was.
It was exactly like that when we met.
That’s how it was, that’s how it was.
It was exactly like that when we met.
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Prone (Acoustic Version)
03:38
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Lyrics by Charlie Yaris
I once kissed a girl,
and I could not help that I was frightened by
the path that my heart was set on.
So I tried to write a song,
but I stopped cause I was so frightened by
the path that my lyrics were set on.
Sometimes I think that I'm just more prone.
Sometimes I think that I'm far too grown
but the more I think,
the more I think I'm in love.
Sometimes she seems unenchanted,
but then my every wish is granted.
Sometimes I really think I'm in love.
Sometimes I really think I'm in love.
I once kissed a girl,
and I could not help that I was frightened by
the path that my heart was set on.
But then I wrote a song,
and suddenly I wasn't so frightened by
the path that my lyrics were set on.
Sometimes I think that I'm just more prone.
Sometimes I think that I'm far too grown
but the more I think,
the more I think I'm in love.
Sometimes she seems unenchanted,
but then my every wish is granted.
Sometimes I really think I'm in love.
Sometimes I really think I'm in love.
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