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Blackhawk

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Pedestrian Canonical path: /pedestrian/blackhawk Related lyric paths: 6
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Blackhawk

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funny how things coincide, coincidence always passed me by

yet i saw you, i met you, at the park that night

lyrically i cant describe, description ive never really tried

thinking of you, yet you, upon me havent set your eyes

sit after dark, waiting on bleachers at the park

fifty degress and getting chilly, but dont leave

ill make sure you dont become a memory

having you in mind, had me up all night long

up all night, writing your song

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