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Spend a Little Time With Me

from Soft Like Snow by Orit Shimoni

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I know that I play the tough one,
Well, you've long seen through that, I believe,
You watch me go elsewhere to triumph,
and then crawl home to grieve,
And I know you've tried hard to warn me
that you can never really break free,
So spend a little time with me.

It's been a long road to nowhere,
days sleeping in, feeling lost,
it's getting hard not to wonder
how precious is the cost,
And I know you try hard to please me,
well it's easy when I'm free,
Just spend a little time with me,

I know you hate to see me running,
but it's not from you,
it's just when I surrender,
I'm more likely to be feeling blue

I know you tried hard to warn me,
that you can never really break free,
So spend a little time with me.

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from Soft Like Snow, released October 6, 2016

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Orit has toured internationally for over a decade. With 12 highly acclaimed albums, she has a substantial, devout, and diverse following. Known for her intelligent and accessible song-writing and her mesmerising voice. Her sets span themes and styles that transport listeners into and out of themselves. A seasoned writer and performer Orit Shimoni is a unique and vital voice in these times. ... more

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