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Photograph of You Written by Todd Thompson (BMI) Copyright 2002
Verse 1 I'm sitting here looking at a photograph of you that time may fade away. As I look in your eyes (quite to my surprise) I still love you, babe.
I'm sitting here staring at you with my crying eyes (that time may never dry). I understand that I was such a fool to ever leave your side.
Bridge I'm sitting here doing time, drowning in all the tears I've cried. The moment's slipped away--a moment that time can't replace.
Verse 2 After awhile how can I smile? How can I be clear? I hoped on a prayer that didn't go anywhere it just disappeared.
After awhile how can I smile, when the daylight turns to gray? I wished on a star that didn't go very far it merely faded away.
Bridge I'm sitting here doing time, drowning in all the tears I've cried. The moment's slipped away--a moment that time can't replace.
Chorus Ooh, Lord how can I carry on? Ooh, Lord how can I smile when all I had is gone? Ooh, Lord how can I live without love? Ooh, Lord how can I hide the hurt that I feel inside of me now? How can I go on?
You looked away from me here, and I'll never go back (no, I'll never go back) again.
[This message has been edited by blakeh (edited 09-02-2002).]
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