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Let go of the mystery
And retrace all the steps where you've been
And forget all the history
And start over again
For as you can see
Its up to me
For as you can see
Its all on me
I can't erase it
Because it's with me everyday
The strangest feeling
That never goes away
And I have to face it
Because I can't walk away
And every time I'll
Go until I Break
Let go all confusion
And forget the hate in their eyes

And convince yourself it's illusion
Find a reason to survive
For as you can see
Its up to me
For as you can see
It's all on me
I can't erase it
Because it's with me everyday
The strangest feeling
That never goes away
I have to face it
Because I can't walk away
And every time I'll
Go until I Break
So many I can't be you
But i choose not to be
And maybe I don't need you
To show me how to see
What if the sky fell
And time slipped away
If these are my last words
Then here's what i say
I can't erase it
Because it's with me everyday
The strangest feeling
That never goes away
I can't erase it
Because it's with me everyday
The strangest feeling
That never goes away
I have to face it
Because I can't walk away
And every time I'll
Go until I Break

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Formed 1972 in Baltimore, U.S.A.
Group Members featured:
Paul Crutchfield (vocals, percussion)
Richard Lee (guitar)
Norman Durham (bass).(b. Febuary 27, 1952, d. November 2, 2011)
and Woody Cunningham (drums). (b. July 8, 1948, d. January 9, 2010)
Kleeer were a New York-based funk band that had a string of minor R & B hits on Atlantic Records during the late '70's and early '80's.
Originally, they called themselves Pipeline, but they changed their name to the Jam by the mid-'70's.
Prior to being Pipeline, Kleeer worked as a backing group for the band The Choice Four.


Read more about Kleeer on Last.fm.


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