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World So Wide
05:33
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WORLD SO WIDE
If I said something
To make you
Go away
Then could I say something
To make it all okay
There’s nothing I would do
To make it hard for you
In a world so wide
In a world so wide
I feel like there’s something
If I could just get it straight
I could surrender
And accept my fate
You see me as I am
Just another man
In a world so wide
In a world so wide
Our innocence is rusty
Our dreams have had their day
We took the long road
And it was worth the wait
Something in your eyes
Makes me realize
It’s a world so wide
It’s a world so wide
© 2016 Myles Cochran
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All the Same
04:59
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ALL THE SAME
I know a man
He lives just down the street
He asks me questions
He wants to know
Why I do what I do
He's got objections
It's all the same to me
And there's a girl
She rides a bike
She's got suggestions
She says I should
Not wear my clothes that way
Not quite so festive
It's all the same to me
And then the men
Who paint the road
They make me nervous
They want to know
Why I say what I say
“It's not a circus...”
It's all the same to me
When I grow up
And I'm a man
I won't ask questions
You can do what
Do what you want to do
I got no questions
It's all the same to me
It's all the same to me
© 2016 Myles Cochran
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JUST IN TIME
Here comes another day
Just in time
All of those other days
I was wasting time
These are the days
Of the sun in the sky
Killing our time by the sea
There's something for everyone
You can ease your mind
And nothing for anyone
Who takes your time
I'm looking for something
With the sun in my eyes
Something I could believe
If you'd told me back then that
Things would turn out this way
I would've laughed so hard
These are the days
And don't they fly by
Killing our time by the sea
Killing our time by the sea
Killing our time by the sea
© 2016 Myles Cochran
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FOR YOU
I don’t want to
Don’t want to go
I don’t want to
Don’t want to stay
With you
I don’t want to
Make you cry
I don’t want to
Want to ask you why
Why you
Why you
Why you?
I don’t want to
Don’t want to keep my faith
I don’t want to
Don’t want to find a way
For you
For you
For you
© 2016 Myles Cochran
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About the Man
05:12
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ABOUT THE MAN
Have you heard
About the man
He lived each day
Like it was the last
He didn’t want to know
About the past
He took his time
He made it last
And then there was
Another man
He held his ground
He made a stand
He didn’t want to show
The cards he held
The debts he owed
The tales he’d tell
Love, carry me
Where we belong
Watch over me
Make me strong
In this world
It goes round and round
We listen hard
We don’t make a sound
‘Cause everybody knows
There’s something there
Sounds like love
Lives out there
Love, carry me
Where we belong
Watch over me
Make me strong
Watch over me
Make me strong
© 2016 Myles Cochran
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Myles Cochran England, UK
Myles Cochran is a guitarist, multi-instrumentalist, producer and engineer. Born in Kentucky, he played music and worked in
recording studios in and around New York City before making his home in the UK. He currently lives and records his music in rural Devon.
His current album, Unsung, has had an enthusiastic reception: Album of the Month on Folk Radio UK, and airplay on BBC Radio3 and Radio6.
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