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Ode To Jo

from The Flip Side EP by Robert Crane

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Sometimes you don't know what you have until you just about ready to loose it forever.

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Ode To Jordan 1-31-12 Copyright Bob Crane -415-726-9571
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We've got old memories and they're fading, like glowing embers in the dark

underneath they are just waiting ... to ignite, all they need is just a spark

Like looking through a dirty window, tomorrow ain't too clear to see

wasting time worrying about the future was killing the littler miracles of our daily routine

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I don't want to let you go, it's the right thing and I know

You're counting on me to do my part , It's all up to me, I gotta break my own heart

Our time is coming to an end , don't want to loose my old friend

Whats killing you is killing me the final curtains coming down now you can rest in peace

Verse #2
My Heart can't get my blood to flow, my feet are dragging down the stairs

This is the last quiet morning that we will ever share

I could not let myself believe that you would ever have to leave

Does it ever really end or will I see you again it a mystery to me
2nd Chorus
3rd Verse
Our times been falling of the clock

Like raindrops dripping of the dock

our moments disappear into the sand

enjoy them while you can

this precious little time we have

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from The Flip Side EP, released January 29, 2017
Writen and performed by Robert Louis Crane

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Robert Louis Crane & Mary E Jennings- The Green Bird Studio in San Rafael, Ca

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