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she reminds me of new york city

from love, lust & laughter by the dolphin post

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She Reminds me of New York City

Capo 2nd fret
Verses: E slide up to
Chorus: Dm7 Am x3, Dm7 Am E

She reminds me of why I love New York City
Excites me
But neither of them ever sleep
She takes me to places I’ve only dreamed of
Wherever
She takes me my soul’s hers to keep

Come into my arms
And feel fine
Come into my arms
Please don’t mind
Come into my arms
And be mine

If you told me about this I’d never believe it
She lets me
Be the me I should be
I could never payback for how I am feeling
The only cost
is the fee to feel free

Come into my arms
And feel fine
Come into my arms
Please don’t mind
Come into my arms
And be mine

In my arms I feel I can feel all of
Her breathing
As she finally falls off to sleep
Her safety and care is my only concern now
With her with me
I feel so complete

Come into my arms
And feel fine
Come into my arms
Please don’t mind
Come into my arms
And be mine

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from love, lust & laughter, released February 26, 2012

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the dolphin post Norwich, UK

all the work of someone who really should know better but still can't stop, recorded late at night hence the hushed voices so as not to wake anyone.

instrumental agility is probably described best as 'enthusiasm over accuracy'

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