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Adam and His Only One
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Adam and his only one
Adam and his holy one
Adam, he sees no sun
That does not come from his only one
Adam and his only one
Adam and his solace one
Adam, gardens betrayed
No matter his one’s there everyday
Who am I to say what’s wrong and right
(I know) I would give a lot for a love
One to last the winter, last the night
These cold bones have lost their warmth of life
Adam and his only one
Adam and his sounding one
Adam, no words can hear
Only one voice can reach his ear
(I’m) glad to see that you have fought the fright
Of losing all that you have for a love
Hold on to what you have with all your might
Adam don’t let your One leave your sight
Adam and his only one
Adam and his crying one
Adam ignores my sighs
No other’s weeping can catch his eyes
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Can't Say
05:38
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Green Light Blues
06:22
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Ben Brown Texas
An audio engineer and guitarist, Ben is also known as brbenji in the internet realm.
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