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So Many Times
03:22
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I’m going crazy, what is under my bed?
There’s all these tiny little words in my head
I’m running into walls now,
Can’t stop or I’ll slow down
Too many colors just for one pair of eyes
Boredom is one thing I always will find
I’m picking up your tune
Your thoughts turn to mine
I have tried so many times
To let it run free
But I know I will hear
All your melodies
Someone, come on over to my house now
All these things we say turn into rhymes
Picking up your tune
Your words turn to mine
I have tried so many times
To let it run free
But I know I will hear
All your melodies
Grabbing the melody
Reaching through dreams and
Listening to the sounds of these notes
They sound like this
I have tried so many times
To let it run free
But I know I will hear
All your melodies
Out of focus when I try to sound sharp
Out of focus each time
I’ll still sing to you
I have tried so many times
To let it run free
But I know I will hear
All your melodies
I have tried so many times
To let it run free
But I know I will hear
All your melodies
All your melodies
All your melodies
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Lucas Garrett Queensbury, New York
Lucas Garrett has played professionally for over seven years. His unique song selections is often hard to pin down to a
specific genre, but audiences enjoy themselves. Or, they seem to anyway!
A self-proclaimed "anti-pop song" writer, his songs might not be Top-40, but they're still catchy.
Lucas released his debut EP, "Evening's Come But It's Not Dark," in January of 2017.
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