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Not Gay
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Your mouth is open,
Your heart is broken,
Your thoughts are sinking in.
Your words outspoken
Your body chosen
Your hair just blows in the wind.
Your like the ocean.
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And You
You've got something that turns the sea from green to blue
You make me feel and emotion that I never knew
Yeah I go crazy when you do the things you do
You know it's true
And we
Can stay together if that's how you want to be
you've got something that turns the grass from grey to green
When when I'm tired in my bed I long for you
You know it's true
And when
I tell you everything that happens in my head
It's nice to have someone around who understands
And if you're having problems I will see then through
You know it's true.
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Tell Me something I don't know I already know that
I've been alone for too long
Love doesn't come easy for me
It's really hard.
And I know you had quite a few girls
In your past.
Me I had a few moments that
Never last.
And tell me something I don't know I already know that
That I'm not a bad guy.
You tell me over and over again
To just give it time.
And although I know one day
That I'll be fine.
I just cant seem to make sense of things
In my mind.
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Brian Alvarez Trinidad and Tobago
Alternative / Indie artist from Trinidad. I have a bachelors degree in music and specialized in playing the guitar and this is what all of those things add up to.
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