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Now That You're Gone
03:44
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It's raining here
how's the weather where you are
I don't think it's clearing
now that you're gone
the clouds are swirling in my head
now that you're gone
I wonder what I could have done
or should have said
the night will pass
but the questions will remain
as the dawn is nearing
now that you're gone
the love we knew will fade away
now that you're gone
it doesn't matter how I feel
or what I say
but I confess if truth be told
this storm of loneliness
is taking its toll
darkness calls but my bed is empty
and that's what I'm fearing
now that you're gone
I'll sleep but never dream again
now that you're gone
I'll try to think nice thoughts of you
now and then
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2. |
If I Fell
02:30
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3. |
Elenore
02:32
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4. |
A Summer Song
02:44
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6. |
Your Photograph
03:23
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I gazed in your eyes
misty blue as the sea
love the smile many miles
now removed so far from me
the soft filtered glow
playing upon your tousled hair
brings to light every night
what I'd see if i were there
so I think that your photograph is beautiful
beautiful as a photograph can be
it's a cute substitute
for the woman in my dreams
and I dream
you'll come back to me
I picture you there
all alone and far away
and though I know
you had to go
Still I wish you chose to stay
Now all that I have
can't compete with what I miss
in my mind you'd surely fine
images of loneliness
so I think that your photograph is beautiful
beautiful as a photograph can be
it's a cute substitute
for the woman in my dreams
and I dream
you'll come back to me
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Roger & Lenny Millerton, New York
Roger Cohn and Lenny Sutton bring a fresh perspective to familiar—and not-so familiar—songs from a golden era of pop
music.
The duo’s musical strength of tight harmonies and straightforward acoustic arrangements with guitar and harmonica deliver spirited covers of songs made famous by The Everly Brothers, Simon and Garfunkel, The Beatles and others, as well as original tunes.
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