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"Don't Disappear Now" |
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Recorded By "Marshall Crenshaw" Written By ©M. Crenshaw, T. Teeley Album: "Life's Too Short" - 1991 There is a certain appeal to danger and pain When she whispered those words, I said "What's your name?" Right then I knew in my heart That we shouldn't start But there you go... Could she mess up my mind? She looked so fine I just had to know... So we got into her car And drove to her place We didn't stop making love For thirty long days Until the telephone rang My very soul she did command All it took was her smile The wink of her eye The wave of her hand So just imagine how I'm feeling right now No word from her again today Did she follow that dream like a flaming star I hope she hasn't gone to stay I just wish that I could find a way To make her hear these words somehow I need you bad Don't disappear now We'll meet again by and by 'Til then I'll try to keep moving my shoes One step ahead of the blues Kenny Aronoff: Drums Fernando Saunders: Bass Ed Stasium: Keyboards and percussion Marshall Crenshaw: Guitars, 6-string bass, vocals and percussion |
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