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I got lost, couldn't find my way
And I guess there's nothin' more to say
Love can make you blind, make you act so strange
But I'm here and here I will stay
So everyday I cry
Yes everyday I fall
Do you ever wonder why, why I love everythin' about you?
But everyday I say, "I'll try to make my heart be still"
'Til then every way there is to cry, ourselves to sleep we will
It picked me up, knocked me off my feet
I've got no way to explain
Still I love you, love you, love you but this fire inside
Will never see the light of day
So everyday goes by and everyday I fall
It makes me wonder why?
My life's worth nothing without you
But everyday I say, "I'll try to make my heart be still"
'Cos every way there is to cry ourselves to sleep, we will

You'll never know, no, no, no ,no ,no
You'll never know just how close we were
You'll never know, no, no, no ,no ,no
You'll never know
No you'll never see
The book closes and we try to forget
But I know that things won't change
How we feel, how life goes on
And that seems so strange
And so the light fades away
Try, try, try as I may
I can't stop thinkin' about you
It seems my life's worth nothing without you
But everyday I say, "I'll try to make my heart be still"
'Til then every way there is to cry, ourselves to sleep we will
Everyday, everyday, you know I try so hard
Everyday, everyday, it gets a little harder
Everyday, everyday, you know I try so hard
Everyday, everyday, it gets a little harder

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Formed in 1999, Spiritual South is the brainchild of Mark Robertson, a deejay, producer and ‘mad about music’ collector. Mark grew up in London, turned on by the jazz funk movement in 80’s and tuned in to the pirate radio stations who were championing, the whole rare-groove, funk and jazz-dance genres to an otherwise acoustically starved youth in and around the Capital. His passion led him to dig deeper into other
jazz-centric music, discovering sounds which blurred boundaries between Afro-American music and the rhythms, melodies, and arrangements of Latin America and Africa.

Read more about Spiritual South on Last.fm.


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