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Too many times
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Too many times I've wondered up and down these streets
With nothing but memories rushing 'round my feet
I've now you've left me I'll do the same
I'll walk a thousand miles, every step your name resounds
My friends keep telling me it'll do no good reminiscing
of how you feel so good
But I can't help myself, my ears long to listen
My lips to be kissing you.
It just aint right
That we aint side by side
It just aint right
One second I had you and then you were gone
I wish I had another chance to right my wrongs
But I'm not begging you, just telling you the truth
If you whistle baby I'll come to you
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Take me higher
05:25
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Hold you
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Louis Scott Nottingham, UK
I've been playing music since I a wee laddy and I love nothing more than writing music and playing it to people. I draw
inspiration from the people I meet, the sounds I hear, the sights I see and sometimes even the smells I smell! I feel music in me and I could never stop.
For booking please contact Louisscottbooking@gmail.com / 07415184956
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