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What It Takes
03:58
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What it takes
There’s a voice on the telephone, telling you to get back home
The lights are out and I’m all alone, all alone
We can dance in this summer moon, it’s far too hot to be moving round noon
Please come early and don’t leave soon, don’t leave soon
How much more do I have to wait for this loneliness to pass
And tell me what I have to do to make this happiness last
Now it’s dark I’ll leave a candle on and I can wait at least til dawn
Just come in and I’ll sing you a song, I’ll sing a song
Just come in, we’ll take it nice and slow
Don’t say much I don’t need to know
Now you’re here, please don’t go don’t you go
And how much more do I have to wait for this loneliness to pass
Tell me what I have to do to make this happiness last
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Keeps Me Satisfied
02:41
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Keeps me satisfied
At least I’ve got you, always there to see me through
When things get ugly you’ve been right by my side
At least I’ve got you, always there always true
Whatever gets me through the night
Someone to say I love you in the morning and love you when we say good night
Someone on the telephone telling you, you’re not alone
Someone saying it’s alright
At least I’ve got you I know no one compares to you
No one’s treat me ever quite so kind
At least I’ve got you somewhere to run to
Some place always on my mind
Someone to tell you that you’re someone
Who I want to know with who I want to be
Someone when I stop and think I’ve had enough I’m on the brink
Pulls me from the edge of the sea
At least I’ve got you always there when I go through
Whatever tries and breaks my mind
At least I’ve got you whatever would I do
You know me and you keep me satisfied
I said you know me and you keep me satisfied
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Brian Lambert and My Kickdrum Heart Denton, Texas
Denton's own, composed of Bo Aughtry, Matthew Morin, Brian Lambert and Ken Cagle, My Kickdrum Heart plays rock music like you haven't heard in a while.
Brian Lambert and My Kickdrum Heart recommends:
If you are a fan of great alt-rock, the Demigs bring the thunder. Great dynamic songwriting with inventive arrangements. You'll wonder why you haven't heard of them.
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