The photograph, the afternoon
The telephone, the plane too soon
I couldn't speak, I couldn't breathe
Not again
The only time I have with you
Is in the car, on the avenue
But all these things like all my dreams
Slip away
On my own again
(Ooh, oh)
On my own again
(Ooh, oh)
All alone again
(I need to be)
On my own again
(Ooh, oh)
(I wanna be)
On my own again
(Ooh, oh)
(Come on and be)
All alone again
Calling, calling, calling everyday
Saying things that no one else could say
Don't forget me if I fall away
The Changes - Water of the Gods Lyrics
The Changes - Water of the Gods Lyrics
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The photograph, the afternoon
The telephone, the plane too soon
I couldn't speak, I couldn't breathe
Not again
The only time I have with you
Is in the car, on the avenue
But all these things like all my dreams
Slip away
On my own again
(Ooh, oh)
On my own again
(Ooh, oh)
All alone again
(I need to be)
On my own again
(Ooh, oh)
(I wanna be)
On my own again
(Ooh, oh)
(Come on and be)
All alone again
Calling, calling, calling everyday
Saying things that no one else could say
Don't forget me if I fall away
The telephone, the plane too soon
I couldn't speak, I couldn't breathe
Not again
The only time I have with you
Is in the car, on the avenue
But all these things like all my dreams
Slip away
On my own again
(Ooh, oh)
On my own again
(Ooh, oh)
All alone again
(I need to be)
On my own again
(Ooh, oh)
(I wanna be)
On my own again
(Ooh, oh)
(Come on and be)
All alone again
Calling, calling, calling everyday
Saying things that no one else could say
Don't forget me if I fall away
Writer: Darren Spitzer, David Rothblatt, Jonathan Basofin, Robert Kallick
Copyright: Lyrics © Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd.
Copyright: Lyrics © Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd.
Performed By: The Changes
Length: 2:22
Written by: Darren Spitzer, David Rothblatt, Jonathan Basofin, Robert Kallick