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Passing By
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Come back, you're far away
And we don't see your face anymore
Time comes, and it goes around
But it won't wait for another, not anyone
You said you wanted to get over somehow
We could start all over right now
Are we living for the moment
Or are we just passing by?
I don't want to fall back into that spell
Waiting for a change
Sleeping in is getting old
But I don't know where to go
You said you wanted to get over somehow
We could start all over right now
Are we living for the moment
Or are we just passing by?
Come back, you're far away
Come back, do you still know my face?
Come back, you're far away
Come back to me
You said you wanted to get over somehow
We could start all over right now
Are we living for the moment
Or are we just passing by?
Get over somehow
We could start all over right now
Are we living for the moment
Or are we just passing by?
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James Edward Detroit, Michigan
James Edward is an American songwriter whose sound is fresh but nostalgic, taking listeners through themes of the human condition, love, loneliness, and desire. Their upcoming debut EP, "All That We Have", contains songs that feel very dreamy, and dance between genres, with a focus on vocal layering, lush guitars, and orchestral arrangements. ... more
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