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Crossing The Line
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Lover, could you stay a little longer?
Stay until the birds start to cry
There's nothing but the wind in the shadows
They're waiting for your breath outside
I know its a lot to ask
Its a lot to ask right now
I know we're crossing the line
But I don't wanna fall asleep alone tonight
No, I don't wanna fall asleep alone tonight
Lover, can you feel my fingers twitching?
mmmm it feels so right
Go and grab a glass from my kitchen
We'll drink away our fears in the wine
I know its a lot to ask
Its a lot to ask right now
I know we're crossing the line
But I don't wanna fall asleep alone tonight
No, I don't wanna fall asleep alone tonight
And I know, I know, I know
Its a lot to ask you now
I know, I know, I know
Its the kind of weight that weighs you down
I know its a lot to ask
Its a lot to ask right now
I know we're crossing the line
But I don't wanna fall asleep alone tonight
No, I don't wanna fall asleep alone tonight
Lover, could you stay a little longer?
Stay until my tears are dry
Cause I don't wanna fall asleep alone
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Hillary Reynolds Band Boston, Massachusetts
The Hillary Reynolds Band invites listeners into a transcendent folk experience. The quintet charms with campfire congeniality, classic songs, and an astounding soulful and technical grasp of Americana. After four years, the band has risen from coffeehouse darlings to sharing stages with Norah Jones and performing at festivals in front of thousands. ... more
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