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Ashley Stove ~ Three Days Since We Spoke


It's been three days since we spoke Since you thought of me I can tell by the way the air smells The way the earth rotates And it hurt my side When i recognized it's all over now And when i start to vilify you It gets closer to the end But i'm not waiting for you conclusion You just want that one solution You took out all the fun Now i see how far you've come In the wintertime i smell diesel burning It's a happy smell And the chainsaw sound off in the background Lifts my spirits up I saw something yesterday that you would've liked too If i didn't dread hearing your opinion I'd call to mention it to you But i'm not waiting for you conclusion You just want that one solution You took out all the fun Now i see how far you've come From the daylight into the nighttime into the day Careful consideration comes too late I'm not waiting for your conclusion today Cause you just want that one solution Now you make your own conclusions more free lyrics

It's been three days since we spoke
Since you thought of me
I can tell by the way the air smells
The way the earth rotates

And it hurt my side
When i recognized it's all over now
And when i start to vilify you
It gets closer to the end

But i'm not waiting for you conclusion
You just want that one solution
You took out all the fun
Now i see how far you've come

In the wintertime i smell diesel burning
It's a happy smell
And the chainsaw sound off in the background
Lifts my spirits up

I saw something yesterday that you would've liked too
If i didn't dread hearing your opinion
I'd call to mention it to you

But i'm not waiting for you conclusion
You just want that one solution
You took out all the fun
Now i see how far you've come

From the daylight into the nighttime into the day
Careful consideration comes too late
I'm not waiting for your conclusion today
Cause you just want that one solution
Now you make your own conclusions

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