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Foolish Heart
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Mid-Century Man
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Be The Sunshine
04:36
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Tell Me That You Love Me
02:45
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Fading Away
04:11
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VERSE 1
I used to think that we had somethin’ really special
And we would be together for a long, long time
But now I see that it was only superficial
You drive me out of my mind
I know that you been steppin’ out with other fellas
It’s as plain as day
Congratulations if you tried to make me jealous
‘Cause I feel betrayed
CHORUS
And I yi yi yi’m fading away, coming apart at the
seams
Cause you, you, you, you, you ran away
You ran away with my dreams
VERSE 2
You used to tell me I reminded you of Elvis
Your little hunka hunka burnin’ love
But now I get the feelin’ that you’re gonna shelve us
I guess I wasn’t enough
I wish that I could say it really doesn’t faze me
But I ain’t built that way
So grab your pencil and start to erase me
Then blow me away
CHORUS
VERSE 3
We used to make it every day and twice on Sunday
Now you’re too busy watchin’ Jeopardy
Who was the guy my sister saw you with that one day?
It sure wasn’t me
I heard you’re leavin’ for a permanent vacation
I got just one thing to say
Give back my records on your way to the station
I need something to play
CHORUS
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Dave Molter Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
An accomplished veteran of the Pittsburgh, Midwest and East Coast music scenes since 1965, Dave Molter counts The Beatles as
his primary influence.
Dave's December 2021 single, "Approaching End of Usable Life," is the title track to a his CD, scheduled for January 2022 release. The single debuted at #1 on Radio Candy Radio in Los Angeles and remains in the Radio Indie Alliance Top 75.
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