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Thinking of You at Two in the Morning

from Hole in the Moon by The Tenants

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lyrics

if i could go where the wind blows
maybe i'd see how your fickle mind flows
i thought i knew but that's how it goes
i can't understand you

slammed in the face when you cut to the chase
my head it spun my heart lost pace
what i knew for true had been laid to waste
in the time it takes to change a shoe

some things in my head would be better unsaid
but on lonely nights i dream of you dead
with the marks from my hands still red on your neck
but it still won't kill my love for you

but still in the night i see passionate light
that shines from your eyes my anger i fight
if we all do our best than we'll all be alright
what else can you do

as time walks away all ill will will decay
a new moon will rise at the end of the day
we're both on a path that went separate ways
on the way back to true

if i could go where the wind blows
maybe i'd see how your fickle mind flows
i thought i knew but that's how it goes
i can't stand you

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from Hole in the Moon, released March 14, 2015

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