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Carpenters, The ~ Remind Me To Tell You


I can be distant, like an echo in a canyon I get resistant and I need your understanding I don't know what happens, I get removed I don't mean to fade out, but when I do () Remind me to tell you all the ways That I need you Remind me to tell you if somehow I forget to How much I've come to rely On the strength that I find in your eyes If you feel me startin' to slide Remind me to tell you I can be vacant, like a schoolyard in the winter I get complacent, my attention starts to splinter Then from out of nowhere as I'm Watching you sleep I have so much to tell you I guess it'll keep Repeat () We built the mosaic one piece at a time Midnight is lavender morning is lime Major attention to minor detail You take it too lightly it's certain to fail My fundamentals are sadly in need Instead of advancing I tend to recede I'll try to change but if I should start Acting the same Yeah... Repeat (*) more free lyrics

I can be distant, like an echo in a canyon
I get resistant and I need your understanding
I don't know what happens, I get removed
I don't mean to fade out, but when I do

(*) Remind me to tell you all the ways
That I need you
Remind me to tell you if somehow I forget to
How much I've come to rely
On the strength that I find in your eyes
If you feel me startin' to slide
Remind me to tell you

I can be vacant, like a schoolyard in the winter
I get complacent, my attention starts to splinter
Then from out of nowhere as I'm
Watching you sleep
I have so much to tell you
I guess it'll keep

Repeat (*)

We built the mosaic one piece at a time
Midnight is lavender morning is lime
Major attention to minor detail
You take it too lightly it's certain to fail
My fundamentals are sadly in need
Instead of advancing I tend to recede
I'll try to change but if I should start
Acting the same
Yeah...

Repeat (*)

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