Musical selection is “Boys From Melbourne”, This Side of Sanity, © 1987 Milo, Misha, Jeff.
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Who would have known that on that night
your gaze would meet my stare
or that I would ever have the chance
to touch your dampened hair
that you would notice one so plain
amongst a crowd so fair
God bless the heart that takes the risk
in playing midnight truth or dare
cuz you may be down under
but I’m just down
it’s the strangest feeling
when you’re not aroundwhisper like a willow
but don’t make a sound
send my senses reeling
feet not feeling solid ground
The ocean separates us so
we’re aqua miles away
and selfishness does threaten me
to beg you please to stay
but chance is that which dealt the deck
of cards played from above
and I will settle for a friend
if you can’t be my love
cuz you may be down under
but I’m just down
it’s the strangest feeling
when you’re not aroundwhisper like a willow
but don’t make a sound
send my senses reeling
feet not feeling solid ground(lead break)
cuz you may be down under
but I’m just down
it’s the strangest feeling
when you’re not aroundwhisper like a willow
but don’t make a sound
send my senses reeling
feet not feeling solid ground
and if I’m living in a dream
I pray the dream won’t crack
for in that dream my thoughts can bet
the boys from melbourne will be back
will be back …
you better go and pack …
but promise me you will be back.
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