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Artist: Houston Calls
Canonical path: /houston-calls/conversations-with-the-wind
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Conversations With The Wind
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Conversations With The Wind
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Stepping off the ledge
She looks at me and says
Hey Tommy can I spend the night
And wake up in your eyes
Of course you can, timidly answered,
But beware I can't promise much
Not at this time in my life
Watching trees change
Just like your ways
You're in my arms for the last time
Pressed together
My heart's weathered
Now we will sleep for the last time
I build you up and break myself down
How can I sit there while some clown
Namely me
Sets you up for a loss
First of all I'm insecure
And number two I can't be there for you
Not at this time in my life
How can I hear your call in this windy night
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