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Blue Street lyrics
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(Edelman)
It`s funny how our lives are like a prize fight
One day you`re up and then you get knocked down
But I have learned the hurt can end
We can come up smelling like a rose again
Blue Street is a place that`s in my past now
A few blocks down, but not too far away
It`s time to take another turn
Go to a place where memories won`t burn
`Cause there`s a signpost hanging over the horizon
Waiting for me like an open door
I don`t wanna walk down Blue Street, I`ve been there before
I don`t wanna see her broken, lonely eyes no more
I don`t wanna walk down Blue Street, I`ve been there before
I don`t wanna see her broken, lonely eyes no more
I`m walking down the Avenue of Peace, now
I`m not swaying from the course I take
Lilywhite the flowers bloom
The sun is guiding every move I make
I`m not thinking of that old and lonesome Blue Street
It`s a few blocks down, but not too far away
Time has come to take another turn
And leave her in the past to die and burn
`Cause there`s a signpost hanging over the horizon
Waiting for me like an open door
I don`t wanna walk down Blue Street, I`ve been there before
I don`t wanna see her broken, lonely eyes no more
And I don`t wanna walk down Blue Street, I`ve been there before
I don`t wanna see her broken, lonely eyes no more
And I don`t wanna walk down Blue Street, I`ve been there before
I don`t wanna see her broken, lonely eyes no more Send " Blue Street" Ringtone to your Cell
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