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Blessid Union of Souls ~ Scenes From A Coffee House


I remember Sunday afternoons at Kaldi's I was never really down with coffee shops A group of beatniks reading Kerouac And the smell of grass from the parking lot And as I recall We got to know each other We got to show each other That we were fine just being friends There's that guy who thinks he's Dylan He plays guitar with the band And he dedicates a song he thinks belongs to you and me He must've seen us holding hands But they don't know We tried to cross that line before But what we have is so much more Cause now you will always be mine And as I recall We got to know each other We got the show each other That we were fine just being friends We tried to cross that line before But what we have is so much more Cause now you will always be mine inside And as I recall We got to know each other We got to show each other That we were fine just being friends And we still hold each other And we still love each other But we're just fine just being friends more free lyrics

I remember Sunday afternoons at Kaldi's
I was never really down with coffee shops
A group of beatniks reading Kerouac
And the smell of grass from the parking lot
And as I recall

We got to know each other
We got to show each other
That we were fine just being friends

There's that guy who thinks he's Dylan
He plays guitar with the band
And he dedicates a song he thinks belongs to you and me
He must've seen us holding hands
But they don't know

We tried to cross that line before
But what we have is so much more
Cause now you will always be mine

And as I recall
We got to know each other
We got the show each other
That we were fine just being friends

We tried to cross that line before
But what we have is so much more
Cause now you will always be mine inside
And as I recall
We got to know each other
We got to show each other
That we were fine just being friends
And we still hold each other
And we still love each other
But we're just fine just being friends

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