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Artist: Bradley Hathaway
Canonical path: /bradley-hathaway/short-and-untitled
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Short and Untitled
Read Short and Untitled lyrics by Bradley Hathaway on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Short and Untitled
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They say that
"Sometimes you're further than the moon
and Sometimes closer than my skin."
Indeed
I remember when you were closer than my skin.
Those were the evenings spent alone with you in bliss.
Those were the mornings you awoke me with a gentle kiss.
And these are the evenings I sit alone and wish and reminisce.
These are the mornings when I wake to an alarm clock after falling asleep
with the hurting thought
"Why have you forsaken me?"
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Bradley Hathaway performs "Short and Untitled", and this lyric page sits inside the Bradley Hathaway catalog on LyroVerse.
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