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Off to the Shoulder Lyrics by Spitalfield

Everything 1998-2002

2001

[Verse: Mark Rose & Scott Morrow]
Because I look back on the past four years I know that I can say
With smiles and regrets I ask myself "Why do we break away?"
And all these thoughts I'm thinking, are we thinking much at all?
Are we feeling, are we feeling much at all?
Tomorrow when you go I'll still know why I'm still here now
[Chorus: Mark Rose]
Tell me, how do you look at me, it's not so hard to see
Can you hear the words that I say?
And the smile on your face, a thousand words cannot replace
Do you hear the words that I say?
Wait outside your house and I can't see if there's a light on
Will wait outside your house and I can't see if there's a light on
[Bridge: Mark Rose]
Wait outside your house
[Chorus: Mark Rose]
Tell me, how do you look at me, it's not so hard to see
Can you hear the words that I say?
And the smile on your face, a thousand words cannot replace
Do you hear the words that I say?
(I'll wait) Wait outside your house and I can't see
(I'll wait) Wait outside your house and I can't see if there's a light on
Outside your house
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Spitalfield

Spitalfield

About “Off to the Shoulder” by Spitalfield

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"Off to the Shoulder" appears on "Everything 1998-2002" in 2001.

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