Movie Life
from The West Coast by EDINE AVEC LISLE MITNIK ET SON ORCHESTRE
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lyrics
You smiled at me, that’s when it started
Wishing today could be forever
My hair slowly sways under a sea breeze
And time flows away when I hold your hand
The sun’s setting now on our summer days
But still I can’t say how I feel
I wanted a movie life and I had it
But I wasn’t ready for the credits when you said goodbye
You smiled at me, I saw a snowflake
But it never snows in september
I brushed it away and saw you crying
I never saw you cry like that
I wanted a movie life and I had it
But I wasn’t ready for the credits when you said goodbye
I always thought that I’d see you again
Smiling at me in December
Now autumn is gone and took you with it
The cool breeze has turned so cold
I wanted a movie life and I had it
But I wasn’t ready for the credits when you said goodbye
Wishing today could be forever
My hair slowly sways under a sea breeze
And time flows away when I hold your hand
The sun’s setting now on our summer days
But still I can’t say how I feel
I wanted a movie life and I had it
But I wasn’t ready for the credits when you said goodbye
You smiled at me, I saw a snowflake
But it never snows in september
I brushed it away and saw you crying
I never saw you cry like that
I wanted a movie life and I had it
But I wasn’t ready for the credits when you said goodbye
I always thought that I’d see you again
Smiling at me in December
Now autumn is gone and took you with it
The cool breeze has turned so cold
I wanted a movie life and I had it
But I wasn’t ready for the credits when you said goodbye
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from The West Coast,
released November 26, 2012
Lisle Alexander Mitnik © Elefant Publishing
Lisle Alexander Mitnik © Elefant Publishing
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