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Every Day
03:16
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You stayed the night on Sunday
then packed your things on Monday
you felt alone
the damage was done
I was not mistaken
It's your life you're taking
now nothing feels right
I guess this is goodbye
Everyday I wake up
and think of what I could have done
I wish that I could save you
and take the pain if I knew
how you could stay
but now it's too late
And now the silence fills me
and I'm left here distilling
your words trapped in time
that I can't define
Everyday I wake up
and think of what I could have done
Now every night I stay up
and wonder if I was the one
All of my love was all I could give you
All of my love was never enough
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Jarrett Randazzo Orlando, Florida
Jarrett Randazzo writes cinematic pop songs and is no stranger to TV/Film, having penned the theme song to a hit TV series and movie, as well as having his songs in shows from NBC to MTV. His love of 80's soundtracks inspired him to write his debut EP which is anchored in pop song-craft with sparkling synths, chorused guitars, and hook-laden melodies. ... more
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