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Get Your Love
04:10
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I've got something to tell you
I've got something to say
I try but become tongue tied around some people
Now I've only had one drink but I'm in a daze
Hearing every other word
My head up in the clouds
I'm running in circles but I'm determinied
To be part of your life somehow
Come and get your love
Get your love
I have placed myself in a quarantine
The radio keeps find company
I strum the dusty strings hoping something drapes over me
Like the gentle curtain that is your voice
I guess I'm just killing time
Watching from inside
I'm counting the days till I can open
The door and try to make you mine
Come and get your love
Get your love
Run, run, run, run to me
With your green, green eyes
Only miles keep
You from my side
Come and get your love
Get your love
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Dancing Shadows
03:27
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An amplifier, a radio
Keeps my afternoon slow
I guess I’ll stay in today
Maybe I’ll paint the walls
Kill the time doing nothing at all
Just watch as the colors greet the sun
But then the star light casts shadows
When day disappears
New walls become the stage for
Every object here
Dancing shadows
Dancing shadows
Dancing shadows every night for me
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Jacob Miller Portland, Oregon
Jacob Miller is an American songwriter, vocalist and multi-instrumentalist.
Hailing from Wisconsin, Miller now calls the Pacific Northwest home.
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