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Truth In Time

from Heron Vs Heron by Heron

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there's not a day goes by when i don't stop to think
about the things you did, you do, the things you make me think

and when a day goes by and i forgot to think
i'd like to think that i forgot you, just 'cos i still love you

i think about you every day
i just cannot help but love you every muthafucking way
i got this feeling inside
there's only truth in time

there's not a days goes by when I just don't reflect
on all the things you say, the tunes you play and all is perfect

and when a day goes by and i just don't reflect
i'd like to think i don't, i won't 'cos of how much i'll miss you

i think about you every way
i just cannot help but love you every muthafucking day
i got this feeling inside
there's only truth in time
i think about you every day
i just cannot help but love you every muthafucking way
i got this feeling inside
there's only truth in time

there's not a day goes by when i don't stop to write
another letter, in the end that i'm too scared to send to you

and when a day goes by and i decide to send
i know your still my friend, i depend on you, i love you

i think about you every day
i just cannot help but love you any muthafucking way
i got this feeling inside
there's only truth in time
i think about you every day
i just cannot help but love you every fucking single way
i got this feeling inside
there's only truth in time

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from Heron Vs Heron, track released June 16, 2009
mixed by mark phythian and heron
assisted by jon withnall
additional engineering by mike doyle
additional drums by dave westlake

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