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Rob Dougan

Rob Dougan

Drinking Song

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I want to weave a musical spell
that leaves you unwell and thinking of me everyday
i want to play you a tune that leaves you marooned and troubled
each time i'm away
is there a melody - that could lead you to me - like a lullabied child led to sleep?
so for one moment in time, you'd find that you're mine
and softly i'd kiss you and weep
I want to write a simple song that's so frequently sung
that you call me to have the thing banned
who's sound so endears that whole nations cheer and sigh
when you take my hand
is there a melody - that could lead you to me - like a lullabied child led to sleep?
so for one moment in time you'd find that you're mine
and softly i'd kiss you and weep
God i'm a gambler that just wants to lose and be allowed to leave
i'm a traveler - with one last mile my journey is complete
i'm like a swallow that wants one long last look, before flying east
last on my list - and then i quit - to kiss your lips and weep
I want to play a silver note that fills you with hope
and tames you to feed from my hand
a turquoise chord that invites you to soar
and fly...to a faraway land
a symphony that gently leads you to sit and be still with me
and grief doesn't frighten me
at its worst it delights me
'cause i want to kiss you and weep
I'm a gambler that just wants to lose and be allowed to leave
i'm a traveler - with one last mile my journey is complete
i'm like a swallow that wants one long last look before flying east
last on my list - and then i quit - to kiss your lips and weep
is there a melody - that could lead you to me - like a lullabied child led to sleep?
so for one moment in time you'd find that you're mine
and softly i'd kiss you and weep
So for one moment in time you'd find that you're mine
and softly i'd kiss you and weep

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