Welcome To The Bay
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Welcome To The Bay
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finally time to smile
welcome to the bay
laughing like a child
dare i ask to stay
so much to tell her
and nothing to say
looks like she's taken
all my breath away
clouds roll out for now
as sunshine paints the breeze
she kissed me and somehow
brought me to my knees
so much to tell her
and nothing to say
looks like she's taken
all my breath away
to my own dismay
each last breath away
gone like yesterday
after smiling sunrise kisses
she said goodbye
please not goodbye
looks like she's taken
all my breath away
looks like she's taken
all my breath away
looks like she's taken
all my breath away
looks like she's taken
all my breath away
so much to tell her
and nothing to say
looks like she's taken
all my breath away
finally time
to smile
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