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Adrian Belew ~ I See You


(belew/rice) Only a week ago today I sat on a plane and flew away I see you everywhere i go I dropped my bag in the hotel hall I thought i heard your voice through the wall I see you everywhere i go The autobahn i ride I see your eyes on the signs ahead And as i sat beside the seine A boat went past and i saw you wave I see you everywhere i go When i went to sleep in japan I saw your face on the ceiling fan I see you everywhere i go Reminds me who i am A stranger in a stranger land When i went to sleep in japan I saw your face on the ceiling fan I see you everywhere i go The bullet train i ride I see your eyes on the signs ahead And as i'm landing back in the states A hundred of you waiting at the gate I see you in the streets I see you in my sleep I see you everywhere i go more free lyrics

(belew/rice)

Only a week ago today
I sat on a plane and flew away
I see you everywhere i go
I dropped my bag in the hotel hall
I thought i heard your voice through the wall
I see you everywhere i go

The autobahn i ride
I see your eyes on the signs ahead

And as i sat beside the seine
A boat went past and i saw you wave
I see you everywhere i go

When i went to sleep in japan
I saw your face on the ceiling fan
I see you everywhere i go

Reminds me who i am
A stranger in a stranger land

When i went to sleep in japan
I saw your face on the ceiling fan
I see you everywhere i go

The bullet train i ride
I see your eyes on the signs ahead

And as i'm landing back in the states
A hundred of you waiting at the gate
I see you in the streets
I see you in my sleep
I see you everywhere i go

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