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Too Early
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Too Early
(It's Too Early To Be Up This Late)
Everything looks kinda blurry
The clock says it's three thirty
Can't see the bartender
Hey can somebody send her?
Oh it's too early, to be up this late
You can try to pretend
that we're not friends
I saw you lookin' away
oh please don't be that way
My eyes are closin'
I hope you can relate
But I got to be goin'
It's too early, to be up this late
I said, it's too early, to be up this late
Can I be so far gone
Am I drinking brandy or rum?
Now don't you wander very far
while I remember who you are
My eyes are closin'
I hope you can relate
But I got to be goin'
It's too early, to be up this late
Oh yeah, it's too early, to be up this late
I guess every now and then
the world slaps me upside the head
You said something insightful
"Maybe stupid should be painful?"
My eyes are closin'
I hope you can relate
But I got to be goin'
It's too early, to be up this late
Oh yeah, it's too early, to be up this late
Hey hey, hey yeah
It's too early, to be up this late
It's late, too late
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Surfin' Too Early (instrumental)
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Jen Gomes Vancouver, British Columbia
Social Media / Wordsmith / Singer. Commonsensical restful wanderer. Stay positive. Don't let the hard days win.
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