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In contrast, these guys look considerably younger here!!
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Peak #27
Peak in subgenre #7
Author
Tom Orecchio
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Tom Orecchio
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January 17, 2006
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MP3 3.4 MB, 128 kbps, 3:44
Story behind the song
A moving love song about two people growing old together. In Contrast, these two guys are looking a little older now, taken at the Jim Croce "Gathering" in 1998.
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(Music & Lyrics by Tom Orecchio) I work the night shift She sits home alone Taking care of our baby boy And just trying to make our house a home She says I don’t always listen And I don’t always understand All the things that she’s telling me So I just take her by the hand, and I tell her that She’s got the sweetest eyes That I have ever seen I love the way her hair falls down around her shoulders And the way she smiles at me When I hear her call my name I can’t tell you what it does to me inside Because I’m just a man and I’m stubborn as hell And I’m full of foolish pride So baby let me paint you a picture While I sing you my dream I’ll be around for all your ups and downs And all your in betweens Come and lay your weary head upon my strong shoulders We’ll make these days our memories And smile about when we’re older Lord knows she’s heard stories And some of them might even be true But they belong to my younger years And she knows those days are through She’s made me a family man This woman who wears my ring Loving so strong, she’s always by my side She’s my everything, and don’t you know that She’s got the sweetest eyes That I have ever seen I love the way her hair falls down around her shoulders And the way she smiles at me When I hear her call my name I can’t tell you what it does to me inside Because I’m just a man and I’m stubborn as hell And I’m full of foolish pride So baby let me paint you a picture While I sing you my dream I’ll be around for all your ups and downs And all your in betweens Come and lay your weary head upon my strong shoulders We’ll make these days our memories And smile about when we’re older
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