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Pretenders
05:41
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Everybody
03:38
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Way That I Feel
06:29
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WAY THAT I FEEL – by marlene July 2012
I don’t think I am special but
I am here in this
World I have the chance to
Not disappear and
The truth it may be killin
But then it’s life as it is
the truth is hard to swallow
I was only borrow
-ing another day a-
way from this cavern that’s
Mine more often than I
Have the courage to reveal
The way that I feel is the way that I think
If I just can remember me
And don’t let others be in the place that is mine
If they are not invited there
Maybe I am learning some- thing in the final an-
alysis of fear that keeps Me behind the wall and
I am just woman on the way to somewhere
she has never been
The way that I feel is the way that I think
If I just can remember me
And don’t let others be in the place that is mine
be sensual soul
Light is something I have – yearned for always, the
Beating of my heart is – overwhelming some days
And the quiet beaches are – calling to me, When other mirrors tell me lies
And the way that I think is the way that I see
and the voices are here but the one that is me
is the truth that I hear in the heart that is mine
believe believe believe
and the road that I’m on may bring me to my knees, but …
and the sky it is always the color it is
and nothing else really matters
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Another Way
02:46
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I Was
04:02
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the marlenes San Francisco, California
THE MARLENES is a San Francisco Bay Area band performing original, conscious music rooted in rock with injections of reggae, folk, Latin rock... marLene writes the songs, sings and plays guitar & ukulele. Elaine is on bass & vocals.
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