One Day - Brent Burns



     
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One Day Lyrics


I look up and the hills seem far away
They still say more than you
And on my back I see these clouds above
They still love me more than you
And I know, I don't have to wait for words
I could walk away and listen to the birds
Listen to the birds
They don't sing the things I wanna hear
They don't change, they stay the same when I'm near
But I would dearly love to run away
From your shadow for just one day
'Cause I would dearly love to run away
From your shadow for just one day
And I don't never want to steal your time
'Cause you seem fine but I feel blue
I don't wanna say the things I do
'Cause I know, I feel it more than you
And I know, I don't have to wait for words

I could walk away and listen to the birds
Listen to the birds
'Cause they don't sing the things I wanna hear
They don't change, they stay the same when I'm near
I would dearly love to run away
From your shadow for just one day
Well, I would dearly love to run away
From your shadow for just one, just one, just one day
Oh, yeah, yeah
Well, I know, I don't have to wait for you
I could turn around and find somebody new
Find somebody new, yeah
Someone that says the things I need to hear
Doesn't change, someone stays the same when I'm near
I would dearly love to run away
From your shadow for just one day
yes, I would dearly love to run away
From your shadow for just one day
Oh, oh, yeah, ah
Just one day

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Brent Burns was born in Seminole, Oklahoma, and moved to Phoenix, Arizona in 1958. While attending high school and Community college sports were important, but music was in his blood. Brent soon strapped on an electric guitar and was fronting a rock-n-roll band.
Life soon changed when he volunteered for service in Vietnam. Several months after entering combat, Brent was wounded and received the Purple Heart.

Read more about Brent Burns on Last.fm.


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