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I Think I Fell
04:18
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In love with her, I walk with her
Down to the lake of desire
Where lovers go and flowers grow
And the autumn air inspires
And I miss her when she’s gone away…
In skies of blue, her loves in bloom
And I want to lay there by her
‘til we can find, some piece of mind
That only comes from loves desire
And I wish that she would always stay…
I’ve been told that I would know, and I think I fell in love
It’s hard to tell when I’m in the shell but I think I fell in love… with her
When will we see each other?
What will I ever tell her?
How will I ever know that it’s love?
How will I know?
And I miss her when she’s gone away…
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Sentimental
03:43
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Sentimental, I put your picture on the wall
Pure and simple, I’ll even learn to take a call
I’ll do the dishes, I’ll even buy you a rose or two
I’ll put my antics in the garbage and even take it out for you
Ha ha ha, ha ha ha
Hey!
Where has she gone? Who’s with her now?
What does he have that I haven’t found?
She told me I sleep all of the time.
But I won’t sleep without her tonight.
Temperamental, I didn’t mean to crash your car
Coincidental, I had just left from the bar
It may be nothing, just a little scratch or two
I understand your agitation, but the lease runs out real soon
Ha ha ha, ha ha ha
Hey!
Where has she gone? Who’s with her now?
What does he have that I haven’t found?
She told me I sleep all of the time.
But I won’t sleep without her tonight
Ruminations, run around this foolish brain
Bad decisions, with no one else to blame
Less persuasions, I’ll buy you a pair of shoes
I’ll put my boxers in the hamper and even do a load for you
Ha ha ha, ha ha ha
Hey!
Where has she gone? Who’s with her now?
What does he have that I haven’t found?
She told me I sleep all of the time.
But I won’t sleep without her tonight
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Ocean City '88
05:38
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We walked along the boardwalk, holding hands and whispering sweet nothings
The rain came down we didn’t care, we kind of wished the sun would never shine
Rocking chairs on balconies, I showed you my cassettes and you sang to me…
How could we know that life would never be the same?
When all we knew was living loving day by day
I held you close you looked at me, I never thought my heart could feel so free
Smoking on the beach at night, dreaming dreams together in the sand
The feeling was unspoken, just emotion, heartbeats, and your smile… just your smile
How could we know that life would never be the same?
When all we knew was living loving day by day… day by day
When I look back now, in the sweet spring rain
I wonder what’s become of you my sweet Elaine
My sweet Elaine
I remember everything, the way your kiss it tasted in the rain
We wrote our names right in the sand, and washed away our love into the sea
Into the sea…
When I look back now, in the sweet spring rain
I hear your voice and I see your face
I wonder when we’ll ever meet again
And I wonder what’s become of you my friend, oh sweet Elaine
My sweet Elaine
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Hey Jeanne, come and dance with me
I’ve had a crush on you since I was 17
I know that we can show the world
I’m still your man and you’re my girl
Hey Jeanne, come and dance with me
Like when you married me when we were 23
I understand why you might hesitate
But there’s still time so let’s not wait
We could take in a matinee
Take a ride with the top down by the bay
Make a stop at a café for some tea
Take my hand rediscover you and me…
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Paul Zotter West Grove, Pennsylvania
Paul Zotter is an American musician, songwriter, podcaster, and a corporate commercial ops guru. While he has spent time in
many eclectic bands, he has become synonymous with “that singer-guitar guy” in the many watering holes across Chester County, PA (Philadelphia).
You can also hear Paul on the popular indie podcast, Progressive Palaver.
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