The A.M
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The A.M
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When the alarm wakes me from my dream
I seem to lose all that compliments your silhouette
As I fall through these airy clouds
Hearing the quiet themes of my avenue
Oh this cold morning
Oh this cold morning
Could it be eight hours are not enough?
Cos' when I'm awake all is actually is asleep?
As I watch the traffic pass us, I sleepwalk
Avoiding headlights and the morning sun
So say hello to the a.m
The very early mornin'- the a.m
So say hello to the a.m
When all I wanna do is rest my eyes
Say goodbye to the a.m
The very early mornin'-
Say goodbye to the a.m
Say goodbye to the-
Say goodbye again
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Reverie Sound Revue performs "The A.M", and this lyric page sits inside the Reverie Sound Revue catalog on LyroVerse.
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