Ameline
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Ameline
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She woke up alone.
Nothing new but it's getting old.
Just the way that she's passing time,
hello to the evening,
to the day goodbye.
Something different for the changing mind.
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Goodbye Ameline
Troubles come and go but you never leave
Goodbye Ameline
Something's always wrong but you're always here for me
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He woke up tired.
Working hard but he knows he'll be fired.
Just the way that he's passing the years,
hello to the bossman,
goodbye to you sweet dear.
Another pinkslip faded by the wife's tears.
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So why the empty kisses,
dreamless nights and the faded image?
A troubled love
Or so I'm told,
is something to fight for,
someone to hold.
But, in the end it's just a warmth in the cold.
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Justin Hancock performs "Ameline", and this lyric page sits inside the Justin Hancock catalog on LyroVerse.
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