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Rainbows
03:19
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Counting colors on her rainbows
When suddenly she finds herself alone with you
What on Earth you hoping to do
She's looking at rainbows
Then she turns to me and smiling
Quizzically she asks me if I see them too
Funny but my colors are few
She's looking at rainbows
La di da da da di da
La di da da da di da
La di da da da di da
La da da da da da
When I ask her what she's feeling
Without a word she dances to a ballet swoon
Am I the only rock in this room
She dances with rainbows
Conversating, contemplating
In a constant state of wonder
With no walls to tap her senses
While we're out here building fences
She's counting colors
Seemingly she is elusive
Drifting in and out it seems our words are few
What is it I'm trying to prove
She's happy with rainbows
When I press her for an answer
She pauses suddenly
She turns her gaze to me and smiles
Her lips move with a colorful style
Her words are like rainbows
She sees colors in the sky
Doesn't care or wonder why
All the people passing by don't see her at all
Ask her what she wants to do
Doesn't see your point of view
Is it me or is it you that's living this lie
La di da da da di da
La di da da da di da
La di da da da di da
La da da da di da
Maybe one day you'll see rainbows too
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OK?OK!-O
03:47
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What Can I Say?
03:23
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Cheer Me Up (Remastered)
04:09
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Sad and blue
Nothing new
Seems the whole damned world’s gone crazy, it's not you
So ya’ dim the lights
Take a deep breath in
And your starting toward the door, where you came in
But ya’ can't go out
But ya’ can’t stay in
Or you swear you'll lose your mind all over again
And you turn to your phone
Seeking some desperate release
And you wish there was somewhere, to find some peace
Then amongst the hate, the lies and all the sorrow
There is one place you can be
Can I sing you a song to cheer you up my lovely
Won’t you tune in to sing along from near or far, where you are
And it's never too late to sing along my lovely
Can I sing you a song,
Can we all singalong with you...my lovely
Started out, like a bizarre dream
A virtual illusion so it seemed
Seemed so strange,
No audience in sight
But my screen said you were there, to share my night.
So I shut my eyes and the songs came through
And I played them like I never played for you
And suddenly, I could clearly see
That my past, present, and future were with me
Then amongst the hate, the lies and all the sorrow
There is one place you can be
Can I sing you a song to cheer you up my lovely
Won’t you tune in to sing along from near or far, where you are
And it's never too late to sing along my lovely
Can I sing you a song,
Can we all singalong with you...my lovely
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Drew Hill New York, New York
Drew Hill is a life-long NYC-based singer, songwriter/multi-keyboardist in the rock and roll circuit. Drew is also a
guitarist, arranger, studio and concert musician who also serves as musical director with his band for various rock artists over the years which include Nilsson, Billy Preston, Micky Dolenz, various members of Wings and many more.
Visit www.DrewHillmusic.com for more info.
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