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Bowling For Soup ~ Where to Begin


Sail away, sail away with me I don't have a ship But we could get one easily Drift away, drift away with me On the raft we'll make of memories On an ocean we can call forever more {Pre chorus:} I want to find A piece of your mind I want to see Your make believe I don't want to try so hard I make it hard for you to breathe Jump into the ocean Living on a notion If you're caught up in the motion Back track and do it again And if you make it up I could never get enough Me and you together But you've gotta tell me where to begin Break away, break away from me No forget that, just sit here and look at me Summer's day Summer every day And we watch the sunset come back up And somehow know it never goes back down {Pre chorus} I've been saving up to buy more time with you You've been living it up with someone else And that's okay with me Because I know it and you know it too more free lyrics

Sail away, sail away with me

I don't have a ship
But we could get one easily
Drift away, drift away with me
On the raft we'll make of memories
On an ocean we can call forever more

{Pre chorus:}
I want to find
A piece of your mind
I want to see
Your make believe
I don't want to try so hard
I make it hard for you to breathe

Jump into the ocean
Living on a notion
If you're caught up in the motion
Back track and do it again
And if you make it up
I could never get enough
Me and you together
But you've gotta tell me where to begin

Break away, break away from me
No forget that, just sit here and look at me
Summer's day
Summer every day
And we watch the sunset come back up
And somehow know it never goes back down

{Pre chorus}

I've been saving up to buy more time with you
You've been living it up with someone else
And that's okay with me
Because I know it and you know it too

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