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In The Meantime

from In The Meantime by Tim Blane

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lyrics

Get a look at me, cheeks glow like the ocean:
they’re soaking wet
Every time that we break up it’s a moment I can’t forget

And I know that things get out of control,
And I know our fights get me too upset
But for now, I’ll wait, and keep up my composure,
Cause I can’t bear for you to win

Baby in the meantime I’ll be living seaside,
Thinking that the high tide will wash you away
Finally have a sense of how you made a mess of
all of my emotions. Needless to say
I won’t be sad (sad, sad) in the meantime

Not enough to say you’re fighting to get closer to sanity
That’s not want I want, don’t need to be a soldier,
to be with me


And I know you have the best of intent,
And I know that time, well it heals everything,
But for now I’ll wait and it won’t get me down
While you get all your shit sorted out…

In the meantime, I’ll find
Something in the sea to come
Replace these small crimes of
Stealing all my peace of mind
It’s strange how even
The waves all float away but come back like you

credits

from In The Meantime, released April 1, 2005
Tim Blane- Guitar, Vocals
Stewart Myers- Bass
Brian Jones- Drums
Daniel Clarke- Keys
Chris Keup- Producer
Stewart Myers- Engineer and Mixer
Fred Kevorkian- Mastering

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