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A New Day At The End Of March

from The Lost Weekend by SingSallySing

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It's a new day at the end of march
Seems that winter's finally gone
I wake up to find all our love
Has finally gone wrong

So I lift my head from my dreams of you
And I light a cigarette
But you pretty little smile I can't forget

I know that I'll be walking on
Even though it sometimes hurts
Even though I'm aching for you, dear
I don't need a nurse

I need to touch your naked skin
But I'll never get it done
So I just need a wheelchair and a song

So I'm standing on that hill
That was mine since I've been born
And I'm looking back on all that's left
All tired and outworn

And I'm looking back on all that's left
Not much that has not gone
But still enough of you to write a song

But if we meet again, my love
Some faraway lucky day
I promise that for all you've done
You won't have to pay

So I lift my head from my dreams of you
And I light a cigarette
And your pretty little smile I won't forget

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from The Lost Weekend, released December 21, 2002

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SingSallySing Tübingen, Germany

Formerly a solo homerecording project, SingSallySing from Tübingen/Stuttgart is now a little Band, consisting of Karin (singing, melodica), Mayte (bass guitar) and Sascha (guitar, singing, stuff).

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