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Better Than Ezra ~ Rewind


(written by kevin griffin) Cut a tape of my favorite songs Said what i can't face to face I hoped that you would share all my thoughts We are young and unimpressed, With all you'd recognize. So play it all over Turn it wide. Now there is nothing but a Mix tape left behind Now it won't rewind In my care we are superstars Run you lipstick down your chin While up ahead we saw such a crash Right there a song became a soundtrack For this space in time. So play it all over Turn it wide. Now there is nothing but a Mix tape left behind Now it won't rewind Wonder is often lost Jaded at such a cost Age undermines you when you close your eyes. We pass right by you. So play it all over Turn it wide. Now there is nothing But a mix tape left behind Now it won't rewind. Rewind. Yeah-eh-eh-eh-heh. more free lyrics

(written by kevin griffin)

Cut a tape of my favorite songs
Said what i can't face to face
I hoped that you would share all my thoughts
We are young and unimpressed,
With all you'd recognize.

So play it all over
Turn it wide.
Now there is nothing but a
Mix tape left behind
Now it won't rewind

In my care we are superstars
Run you lipstick down your chin
While up ahead we saw such a crash
Right there a song became a soundtrack
For this space in time.

So play it all over
Turn it wide.
Now there is nothing but a
Mix tape left behind
Now it won't rewind

Wonder is often lost
Jaded at such a cost
Age undermines you when you close your eyes.
We pass right by you.

So play it all over
Turn it wide.
Now there is nothing
But a mix tape left behind
Now it won't rewind.

Rewind.
Yeah-eh-eh-eh-heh.

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