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Take it To The Days
(Lyrics vocals and ukulele by Vera Marquardt)
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Nothing more seems like so much more now I don’t need to fight
I’ve given up and opened the door to try and make things right
It’s so easy to slip back into my old way of life
And from now on I will be strong and learn from my wrongs
Take it to the days when I didn’t have to depend
The easy way out has slowed me down but I lift off the ground
I never thought that I had the strength to stop my crazy ways
The negative must reach its length, why not in my younger days?
I will resist it and persist with bringing on the change
I guess it’s true you really have to learn from your mistakes
Take it to the days when I didn’t have to depend
The easy way out has slowed me down but I lift off the ground
Take it to the days when I didn’t have to depend
The easy way out has slowed me down but I lifted off the ground.
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