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Drift To You
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The breaking of a day
Makes everything okay
These pretty pictures painted in my mind
And how I can't explain
But every time it rains
I never find it hard to pass the time
Or hard to find the word to and now
(chorus)
I do believe that I'm done for this time
Watching you take your boat off shore and
I'd drift to you if I knew the way the tide
tossed and turned, take it right back to your side
And when I look at you
This feeling that I knew
The words to say when you were feeling low
Now every time I'm near you have to
(chorus)
There's something in the way
You do it everyday
And how I can't explain
But every time it rains
And when I look at you
This feeling that I knew
All the words to say
Now I just feel that
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The Beardogz Woonsocket, Rhode Island
The Beardogz are:
Spencer Soucy-Guitar/Vocals
Peter Soucy-Guitar/Vocals/
Melodica
Jonathan Blanchette-Drums/Cajon/Vocals
Brian Rowe-Bass/Vocals/Clarinet
Ethan Guevremont-Trombone/Keys/Sax
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