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Blues Traveler ~ Slow Change


Music & lyrics: john popper & bob sheehan Just think about what you and i have been through And tell me why i should not be afraid I said don't want to hear about the promises they told us I don't wanna hear about the progress that they made Slow change Don't mean nothing to me Well fear not, cause my fear soon turns to anger As i watch my world get ruined by a pristine hand And i'm out here, saying excuse me like a stranger Cause i never did learn how to say isn't this grand Slow change Don't mean nothing to me Black cat Squashed flat...pretty gory Came to play Swept away...no big story We shall overcome is what they tell us But the sun goes down and dawns just too many times That's all right, don't worry, in god do we trust Besides, you went and got yours, so i guess i'll just go get mine Slow change Don't mean nothing to me Slow change Don't mean nothing to me Slow change Don't mean nothing to me more free lyrics

Music & lyrics: john popper & bob sheehan

Just think about what you and i have been through
And tell me why i should not be afraid
I said don't want to hear about the promises they told us
I don't wanna hear about the progress that they made

Slow change
Don't mean nothing to me

Well fear not, cause my fear soon turns to anger
As i watch my world get ruined by a pristine hand
And i'm out here, saying excuse me like a stranger
Cause i never did learn how to say isn't this grand

Slow change
Don't mean nothing to me

Black cat
Squashed flat...pretty gory

Came to play
Swept away...no big story

We shall overcome is what they tell us
But the sun goes down and dawns just too many times
That's all right, don't worry, in god do we trust
Besides, you went and got yours, so i guess i'll just go get mine

Slow change
Don't mean nothing to me

Slow change
Don't mean nothing to me

Slow change
Don't mean nothing to me

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