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Blues Traveler - Letter From A Friend Lyrics

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  • Music: bobby sheehan
  • Lyrics: john popper
  • Never a day goes by when I cant see his face
  • And I can hear a thundering voice that no one will replace
  • But since he left youve been hiding out and I can understand
  • It seems to me about that time you should be coming back again
  • I can feel the pain
  • That wont go away
  • We cant change that he left us
  • But its up to you to stay
  • And I will make sense of it all
  • Gonna try to make sense of it all
  • You ask me why
  • cause its all I can do
  • I miss him every day
  • But now I miss you
  • I know it hurts right now but youve got to keep moving on
  • And I know how good it can feel when youre safe and withdrawn
  • But he can live in our memory and you dont yet have that choice
  • cause youre still here and to speak to me youre gonna have to use your voice
  • I aint telling you whats right
  • And I aint telling you whats wrong
  • But its he who has died
  • And its you who has gone
  • And I will make sense of it all
  • Gonna try to make sense of it all
  • You ask me why
  • cause its all I can do
  • I miss him every day
  • But now I miss you
  • I know youre thinking now you must go through this alone
  • But its time to come home
  • I can feel the pain
  • That wont go away
  • We cant change that he left us
  • But its up to you to stay
  • And I will make sense of it all
  • Gonna try to make sense of it all
  • You ask me why
  • cause its all I can do
  • I miss him every day
  • But now I miss you

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