On The Radio
from Sounds From The Treeline by Lakefield
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lyrics
I can hear the sound of you jetting
I can see the sun as it’s setting
But I know that I’m never letting go of you
I’d be lying if I said I’m betting
That you’d be with me at the wedding
Still I know that I’m never getting over you
You’re a song on the radio / singing me back to sleep, and
You’re talk on the telephone / telling me tales of a thousand things
You’re a song on the radio / singing me back to sleep, and
You’re stuck on the stereo / making me wake from a thousand dreams
I can hardly believe that it’s ending
We’re both having a hard time accepting
Still I know that I’ll be attempting without you
I’ll be thinking of you every morning
‘till the sun goes down in the evening
I’ll keep holding on to the memory left of you
You’re a song on the radio / singing me back to sleep, and
You’re talk on the telephone / telling me tales of a thousand things
You’re a song on the radio / singing me back to sleep, and
You’re voice on the video / making me wake from a thousand dreams
I believed in us at the beginning
And you know that I’m unrelenting
But I feel that everything’s breaking into two
Is it mad to think that you’re getting
All the letters that I keep on sending
It’s a sign that I’m not forgetting me and you
You’re a song on the radio / singing me back to sleep, and
You’re talk on the telephone / telling me tales of a thousand things
You’re a song on the radio / singing me back to sleep, and
You’re long gone but you never know / you could be there, still thinking of me
I can see the sun as it’s setting
But I know that I’m never letting go of you
I’d be lying if I said I’m betting
That you’d be with me at the wedding
Still I know that I’m never getting over you
You’re a song on the radio / singing me back to sleep, and
You’re talk on the telephone / telling me tales of a thousand things
You’re a song on the radio / singing me back to sleep, and
You’re stuck on the stereo / making me wake from a thousand dreams
I can hardly believe that it’s ending
We’re both having a hard time accepting
Still I know that I’ll be attempting without you
I’ll be thinking of you every morning
‘till the sun goes down in the evening
I’ll keep holding on to the memory left of you
You’re a song on the radio / singing me back to sleep, and
You’re talk on the telephone / telling me tales of a thousand things
You’re a song on the radio / singing me back to sleep, and
You’re voice on the video / making me wake from a thousand dreams
I believed in us at the beginning
And you know that I’m unrelenting
But I feel that everything’s breaking into two
Is it mad to think that you’re getting
All the letters that I keep on sending
It’s a sign that I’m not forgetting me and you
You’re a song on the radio / singing me back to sleep, and
You’re talk on the telephone / telling me tales of a thousand things
You’re a song on the radio / singing me back to sleep, and
You’re long gone but you never know / you could be there, still thinking of me
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from Sounds From The Treeline,
released July 4, 2010
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Feb 2014 -
Jul 2010
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