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Staring At The Dark
04:27
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Staring at the Dark
why can't I sit with you tonite
n talk about our things
take me in your arms, hold me tight
n talk about our things
cuz struggle grows as this wind blows
naked beds, desire for love
hollow inside, vanished pride
emptiness at my side
a hidden tainted heart keeping time
till I hold your hand n hope you realize
how quick it all goes by
starin' at the dark, lookin' for the sun
which way to go, if n when to turn
walkin' in the dark, waitin' for someone
who can take you home n not leave you all alone
why can't I sit with you tonite
n talk about our things
take me in your arms, hold me tight
n talk about our things
cuz hardness tows as this wind blows
losin' control, desire for love
hollow inside, nowhere to hide
a sense of void at my side
a hidden tainted heart keepin' time
till I hold your hand n hope you realize
how quick it all goes by
starin' at the dark, lookin' for the sun
which way to go, if n when to turn
walkin' in the dark, waitin' for someone
who can take you home n not leave you all alone
a tainted heart turnin' over the pages
till I hold your hand n you understand
how quick it all fades
holdin' all the aces in our faces
n the clock tickin' away
n I'm starin'
starin' at the dark, lookin' for the sun
walkin' in the dark, waitin' for someone
n I'm starin'
©® Carlos Wilde
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Dance 'n Trance
04:47
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3. |
People
04:03
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4. |
On This Side of Paradise
03:29
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Phantom
03:12
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This Life of Mine
04:43
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Dreams
03:42
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What Can I Say
03:09
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Dramatize
03:04
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Carlos Wilde Spain
Carlos Wilde is an eclectic and versatile singer/songwriter,
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