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Seem To Be (country groove)

from RLC Songs With Production by Robert Louis Crane

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Denial about the reality that you have fallen in love and you don't want to accept it out of fear of being hurt

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Seems To Be
Lyrics ,Vocals,and Guitar By Robert Louis Crane 1-2-09
415-726-9571 bob@thegreenbirdstudio.com
1st Verse

Well You turned and dashed right out of view

just caught the corner of my eye

Your long silky hair was flowin

It was waving side to side

I tried to look away

But I was mes- mer- ized


Chorus –

It Seems to Me,

It Seems to You ,
It Seems Be,
it just Seems to Be Our love is coming true

2nd Verse

Saw me standing in line at the dance hall

later to me you'd confide

Lianne she didn't tell you

while you were still inside,

you thought you wouldn't stay

you denied it in your head,

but the feeling in your heart


made you fall in love that day

and stay with me instead

2nd Chorus

It Seems to Me,

It Seems to You ,

It Seems Be,

it just Seems to Be
Our Love coming true

3rd Verse

We've spent half our lives together

side by side just you & me

we've faced lots of stormy weather

and we've come through in one piece

it's not the destination I'm looking forward to

its' your journey hear with you

And I'm grateful every day

just for lovin you

Final Chorus

It Seems to Me,
It Seems to You ,
It Seems Be
it just Seems to Be
Our loving Coming true

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from RLC Songs With Production, released December 31, 2017

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

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