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Howl
03:05
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On my knees
Staring at you lying on the hardwood floor
The clouds in your eyes
Were all I needed to see
As my lungs caved in
And silence stole my words
I’ll sing to the moon just to be like you
Pull my head back and howl like you used to
Put my ear up to the wind and hope it carries you back
From dusk into dawn, and sunrise to sunset
No I won’t forget,
I etched your name on my back
In the same print you used to sign in the sand
No waves will wash away
I’ll carry you with me until my grave
I’ll sing to the moon just to be like you
Pull my head back and howl like you used to
Put my ear up to the wind and hope it carries you back
From dusk into dawn, and sunrise to sunset
I’ll go out to the woods again tonight
With nothing but a flashlight
Trying to find the reflection of your eyes
I’ll sing to the moon just to be like you
Pull my head back and howl like you used to
Put my ear up to the wind and hope it carries you back
From dusk into dawn, and sunrise to sunset
I’ll sing to the moon just to be like you
(These words can never explain how much my heart aches since you’ve been away)
Pull my head back and howl and howl again
(I know I’ll see you again we’ll be together somewhere, someday)
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JumpShip Methuen, Massachusetts
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