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No diamonds seem to shine as bright
As the sunlight when it sparkles in your eyes
Oh, the stars and the moon
Don't glow compared to you
How I wish you near!
But it seems, you're always gone
To somewhere else
With someone else
Than me

The birds don't seem to sing no more
And the flowers drop their petals to the floor
And although it's july,
The rain won't say goodbye
Since you left me here
I just need to get away
To go somewhere
Just anywhere
But here, where you'll be

[ SAXOPHONE ]

You're voice still rings in my head
And I still remember all the things you said
I don't want to go out
And face that awful crowd
With all the couples there
They'll be walking holding hands
Reminding me
So painfully
How we used to be

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from Good​-​Bye, Honey​-​Pie!, track released June 19, 2011
Vocals, saxophone, guitars, fender rhodes, bass guitar, and drum sampling/programming by Charlie Loud aka. DJ Chrelli aka. Chris Cross aka. Captain Love aka. Krelli K aka. Chrenno Dope aka. DJ Jazzpants aka. Awesome Welles aka. Don Chrelleone.

Lyrics and Music by Charlie Loud.

Live instruments and dusty vinyl-drums!!

Written, recorded and mixed in Heavy Dirsch Studios 2011.

In delicious stereo!

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Produces that I like: Dilla, Pete Rock, Grap Luva, Q-Tip, RZA, Premier, Jazzanova, Breakbot, Dam-Funk, Damu, Benny Sings, Raphael Saadiq, Teddy Rok, Nicola Conte, Gerardo Frisina, Omar, Bluey, Dwele, 20syl, Thomas Troelsen, Questlove, Stevie W, MJ, Prince, Quincy J, Mizell Bros. And Kanye West. That was a joke. Fuck you and your loops, Kanye. ... more

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