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Somewhere Along the Line
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Somewhere along the line
You stopped loving being touched
and some of the romance slipped away
Why do we stay in this?
Do we do it for the kids?
Or would they be better off
If we just called it quits?
Is it over now?
Is it over now?
And I would move mountains
You won’t get up off the chair
Even when you’re with me
You’re not there
I would give anything
Just to be yelled at by you
So I could remember
the sound of your voice
I know love’s patient love is kind
but love is losing me my mind
And It’s hard as hell to
Stay together by choice
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Eric Coomer Nashville, Tennessee
Nashville based singer/songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Eric Coomer sings from the perspective of a fellow traveler who understands well the doubts and frustrations as well as the joy and laughter this life brings.
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