Room 4 U
from Are We There Yet ? by Homeboy Steve
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Featuring Liz Tormes
lyrics
The road is wide and there's alot of cars on it
Watch the signs for the town you wanted
Though the towns all look the same,
You know when you're in the right place
Each sky is new and goes on forever
Try to touch the blue, You'll get there never
It'll stay there out of reach,
that's just the way it is
My heart's not big at all
It's just a room without a view
My heart is very small
but there's always room for you
The desert sands move like an ocean
Rolling bands in slow motion
And when our trip is over
Our footprints disappear
My heart's not big at all
It's just a room without a view
My heart is very small
but there's always room for you
So high
So low
So why
Would I ever let you go
My heart's not big at all
It's just a room without a view
My heart is very small
but there's always room for you
Watch the signs for the town you wanted
Though the towns all look the same,
You know when you're in the right place
Each sky is new and goes on forever
Try to touch the blue, You'll get there never
It'll stay there out of reach,
that's just the way it is
My heart's not big at all
It's just a room without a view
My heart is very small
but there's always room for you
The desert sands move like an ocean
Rolling bands in slow motion
And when our trip is over
Our footprints disappear
My heart's not big at all
It's just a room without a view
My heart is very small
but there's always room for you
So high
So low
So why
Would I ever let you go
My heart's not big at all
It's just a room without a view
My heart is very small
but there's always room for you
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from Are We There Yet ?,
released December 6, 2011
featuring Liz Tormes:vocals
featuring Liz Tormes:vocals
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Homeboy Steve New York, New York
Homeboy Steve, nee Stephen B Antonakos, has played with a succession of American roots bands spanning the last thirty
years.
His most recent release is "Bodega Rock". He thinks that there's one or two good songs left that haven't already been written and he presents his attempts to write and perform them accompanied by his guitar and other friends.
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