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Lay Down and Listen I was being photographed in downtown Lexington About the time you must have hit the ground And somehow fate with its bookends Will have me in jeans in Brooks Being photographed again when you're laid down You never saw me like this And you're not here to judge me now But I still wish that you could see Who I am now (strum rhythm) Isn't that the way it always goes Maybe enough was said Maybe I didn't quite know how to talk to you Or maybe you didn't quite know how to listen But you never saw me like this And you're not here to judge me now But I still wish that you could see Who I am now I didn't like who I was and I didn't know what to think of you I still would have liked to take the chance to show you the girl you thought you knew You never saw me like this And you're not here to judge me now But I still wish that you could see Who I am now (back to finger picking somehow) I was being photographed in downtown Lexington About the time you must have hit the ground And somehow fate with its bookends Will have me in jeans in Brooks Being photographed again when you're laid down
Song Length3:49 GenresFolk - Contemporary, Country - Contemporary Tempo / FeelSlow (71 - 90) Lead VocalFemale Vocal Moods Irritated, Moving
Subject Matter Dysfunctional Family, Seasons Similar Artists Ray LaMontagne, Bill Withers Language English
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