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Passing The Time
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My band name is my alter ego - a non-existent and famous Italian Formula One racing car driver. Its really a play on my real name. I am the band and play and sing my own works.
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Genre
Acoustic • Acoustic Folk
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#2,571 in subgenre Peak #29
Charts
Peak #234
Author
Dennis Wood (C) June 2007
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Dennis Wood - June 2007
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June 01, 2007
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MP3 5.7 MB • 128 kbps • 6:12
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PASSING THE TIME (60 Bpm (Key D) When the rain crosses the mountain Sprays the plain and turn it to green It’s the time, I must be leaving On my way, there’s a better place to be Well say a prayer for me my brother Say a prayer for me my old friend For tomorrow I will be leaving, And I might not pass this way again I’ll be flying with the breeze Drifting with the wind, like an eagle on the rise There’ll be no more twisted roads in my heart And there’ll be no stories to tell Co’s I haven’t reached that far Well say a prayer for me my brother Say a prayer for me my old friend For tomorrow I will be leaving, And I won’t be coming back this way again Sailing away, Sailing away Sailing away, Sailing away And if you ask me what I’m doing here I’ll tell you my friend I’m just passing the time I’m just passing the time Now I’m a thousand miles from home And the day still breaks And my heart still aches But I must go on, I must be strong Co’s I’ve got stories to tell And I’ve got not time to dwell on these lonesome blues Well say a prayer for me my brother Say a prayer for me my old friend For tomorrow I will be leaving, And I might not pass this way again Chorus - Chorus Co's tomorrow, I will be leaving, And I won’t be coming back this way again (c) Dennis Wood
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