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Find Me Now

from On to Something by Christine Salazar

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I went outside to greet the sun today
But it wound't even look my way
And I couldn't help but feel so alone
They say you've always got to seize the day
And keep all those nasty thoughts at bay
But self-indulgence is the closest comfort I've known

What do I do? I'm so far from you
I am lost and I can't find my way

Find me now, climb that mountain, cross the ocean
You always said you would
Please somehow find your way back into my arms
I thought you understood
Find me now

It seems that I've become invisible
I didn't know that was possible
And every mark that I have made has been erased
I know I shouldn't really crave your touch
I know I think about you way too much
I also know you can break any walls I raise

What do I do? I'm so far from you
I am lost and I can't find my way

Find me now, climb that mountain, cross the ocean
You always said you would
Please somehow find your way back into my arms
I thought you understood
Find me now

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from On to Something, released July 28, 2011

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