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The Last Great Love
05:52
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Since the last great song I wrote
Back when I was old, and unfettered
You slipped on that red striped sweater
Neatly stitched in that scarlet letter
Did you hear I’m moving to Denver
In November?
My last chance to forget her
Since the last great love I ruined
Back when I was, only a teen, just seventeen
We all make mistakes
And that’s a fact not a debate
And everything comes down to fate
When life’s a play, I heard him say
I heard she left in September
Well goddamn, I made up that lie about Denver
Well at least I get to forget her, til December
When her folks go and get her
And I feel lucky, just knowing that you’re breathing the same atmosphere as me
And I’m so untimely, so forgive me
I just wanna be happy
On the last great road I walk on, tonight
You’re beautiful inside
Since the last great bond I broke,
Back when I was home, I’ve been alone
I took that long way home
And put on our song
And we sang along
But I heard you’re singing for quarters, on the corners
Getting lost in Autumn
But that night our lips met in Summer
My mom smiles and says to me,
“Daniel, go get her”
And I feel lucky, just knowing that you’re breathing the same atmosphere as me
And I’m so untimely, so forgive me
I just wanna be happy
On the last great road I walk on, tonight
You’re beautiful inside
And you look at me, say
“Daniel are you kidding me?
We haven’t spoken since the Summer of 2003,
While you’re living, I’m loving
And I haven’t forgotten
About the nighttime kissing and
The best friend that I’ve been missing.”
And I feel lucky, just knowing that you’re breathing the same atmosphere as me
And I’m so untimely, so forgive me
I just wanna be happy
On the last great road I walk on, tonight
You’re beautiful inside
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Write Down My Name
04:07
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And we’re scared to go home
But it’s the only thing we know
And it doesn’t make us any less lonely
Ooh and I’m embarrassed enough for us both
But it doesn’t mean a thing unless you get the crowd to sing along
So put your blood and sweat and tears in every single word of your songs
Stop, make it better
Your heart best never leave your sleeve
Keep pushing, keep writing
Don’t follow leads
I’m right here
And I’m yelling out your name
And we’re scared to start our lives
So we don’t even try
But it doesn’t leave us any less empty
Ooh and I’ve said enough is enough of this hoax
But I’m scared to be alone so let’s just get this fucking show on the road
So put that bottle down and once again we’ll leave this old town
Write down my name
In five years you’ll be wishing that I felt the same and
Go, go, your smile is old and mine’s the story that’s being sold
I’m right here, and I’m yelling out your name
You’re never gonna be alive, you’re never gonna be
Never gonna have the strength to share yourself with me
We’re not scared, we’re not scared, no
Ooh and I’m embarrassed enough for us both, oh, oh, oh
And I’ve said enough is enough of this hoax, oh
But it doesn’t mean a thing unless the words that you sing are real
And your mouth just can’t express what you less than simplistic heart can feel
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4. |
Teachers Have Class
03:52
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5. |
A Toast
04:42
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I Dream in Colors
04:52
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8. |
Intro
02:02
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9. |
London
04:17
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Longshot Jackpot
03:18
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11. |
Say It Back
05:03
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12. |
Children, Help Others
03:44
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13. |
Success
02:37
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Danny Calise Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
A software developer by day, singer-songwriter by evening, Danny Calise simply will never stop writing songs.
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