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All Tied Up

from Closer to You by Pudge

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I can’t keep calling this my home I never even want to be here. All the while I’m telling myself two more weeks and then I’ll load up the car, head north to be near you. Leave it behind while I clear out my mind. One thing always seems to be repeating, like the sound of my voice telling you there’s no choice I must leave. How can I stay here when you’re way over there? Counting off the days until I’m next to you. Everything is better when it’s you and I together so why leave? I keep on wasting my time. She’s always on my mind. Good love is so hard to find. Between now and later It seems I’m always waiting for someday. You want to distance yourself and do it yourself. You always feel that I am trying to change you. Even when I’m sorry you think it’s just something I’m saying. You say you’re coming up for air and I shouldn’t worry that he’s there. Every time I call, I’m suffocating. Try to get you on the phone I get the same old line, she’s not home. I keep on wasting my time. She’s always on my mind. Good love is so hard to find. Between now and later it seems I’m always waiting for someday. I think there’s something wrong with both of us.

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from Closer to You, released October 14, 2014

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