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i can't sing

but i can carry the tune

By Kelli Sheckler-AmsdenPublished 5 months ago 1 min read
i can't sing
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i'm connecting the dots

that you leave on my screen

with all the words that i got

they still can't say what you're doing to me

the vibes that i'm feeling

when you move closer to me

yeah baby, you've got me humming

and you know i can't sing

but....

i'm singing for you, baby

yeah, i'm clinging to you

and everything that you say

blows me away and i'm thinkin', maybe

you've convinced me to stay

and it's true baby, this might be crazy

but i need you to say that you're not gonna play

and that this thing we're doin' ain't all just a game

cuz...

i'm connecting the dots

that you leave on my screen

and with all the words that i got

they still can't say what you're doing to me

the vibes that i'm feeling

when you move closer to me

yeah baby, you've got me humming

and you know i can't sing

***

pullin' petals, growin' freckles

from the sunshine you bring

kickin' pebbles, roadside rebels

what you're doing to me

***

yeah...

i'm connecting the dots

that you leave on my screen

and with all the words that i got

they still can't say what you're doing to me

the vibes that i'm feeling

when you move closer to me

yeah baby, you've got me humming

and heaven knows i can't sing

***

you're out here making me sing

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    Written by Kelli Sheckler-Amsden