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San Diego Serenade lyrics
I never saw the morning till I stayed up all night
I never saw the sunshine till you turned out the light
I never saw my home town until I stayed away too long
I never heard the melody until I needed the song
I never saw the white line till I was leavin' you behind
I never knew I needed you until I was caught up in a bind
And I never spoke I love you till I cursed you in vain
I never felt my heart strings until I nearly went insane
I never saw the east coast until I moved to the west
I never saw the moonlight till it shone off your breast
I never saw your heart until someone tried to steal, tried to steal it away
I never saw your tears till they rolled down your face
I never saw the morning till I stayed up all night
I never saw the sunshine till you turned out your love light, baby
I never saw my home town until I stayed away too long
I never heard the melody till I needed the song
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- Track 2 on The Heart of Saturday Night
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- Track 7 on Nighthawks on the Radio
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- Track 5 on Tom Waits
- 4 Please Call Me, Baby
- 6 Shiver Me Timbers
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- Track 2 on The Blue Hour
- 1 Virginia Ave
- 3 Ol' '55
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