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Memories haunting my evenings,
Eyes watching me through the moon
I hope my good days aren't over
Not so soon....
I never have seen an angel
I gave up watching the sky
Whisper softly to me honey
But don't lie,don't you lieI still see you when my eyes are closed
And tell me why I can't let go
I still smell you inside of my clothes
Oh, honeySomeday I'll go for the glory
I'll conquer everyones fears and
For once the ending of the story won't be tears
I have seen to much betrayel
I have heard to many lies
Someday I'll be purple lightening in the skysI still see you when my eyes are closed
And tell me why I can't let you go
I still smell you inside of my clothes

Oh, honey...
I can't love anybody but you, oh, honey...I was alone, I was broken ehh
I needed someone to love
Your love was sticky like honey
Your love was sticky like honey
I said your love was sticky like honeyI still see you when my eyes are closed
And tell me why I can't let go
I still smell you inside of my clothes
Oh, honey... woooo oyeaI can't love anybody but you,I'm afraid
Yea but I know its true
I can't find no one sweeter then you
Oh, honey........
See you, fell you,touch you,,,can't let go of you
Honey...

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Bonnie McKee, born in Vacaville, California, is a singer-songwriter signed to Reprise Records. Her first major label album, Trouble, was released on September 7, 2004. Accomplished rock music columnist Jaan Uhelszki has said that McKee "elevates post-teen rebellion and broken romance to high art". Bonnie wrote on her official myspace blog that she was finally let go of her label, "August came, and I finally got the phone call that warner was letting me go" feeling happy about her departure she...

Read more about Bonnie McKee on Last.fm.


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