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Maybe Tomorrow

from Hangover Waltz by Hangover Waltz

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I kicked the clock when I woke up
My head was pounding like a reminder
My lover was crying in her sleep last night
Is there a reason for tears?
Maybe just years of too much heavy thinking
Can cause a cavity in the soul

Maybe tomorrow, my loving friend,
You’ll turn your faith my way again
And stay here

We desperately want to be
Comfortable with normalcy
Yeah, my love keeps flowers
In a simple vase
If there’s some money to spare, misplaced somewhere maybe
We’ll find it baby
And buy our happiness

Maybe tomorrow, my loving friend
You’ll find your way back home again

Always knew you would run
Always knew you’d return
Now my lips give a sigh
While I dance and praise you under the moon
I’d go crazy without you
Would the world be as blue
Wow, my heart misses you
Forgives you

Come on, let’s now waste another day
Maybe there’s another way

I took the perfect photograph
My lover’s face was full of frustration
She doesn’t like cameras from the subject’s view
But she can do anything
She takes the slings and arrows
Like Hamlet tries to
And she never lets me down

Maybe tomorrow Fortune’s hand
Will come and lift us up again

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from Hangover Waltz, released January 2, 2021

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Hangover Waltz Portland, Maine

Hangover Waltz is an internet music collaboration between a friend in The Netherlands and a friend in the USA. Tjarko Busink and Tom Gagne met on an internet recording forum early in 2003 and have been making music together since.

Tjarko and Tom still never met in person. ... more

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