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Show Me a Reason
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Show Me A Reason
© 2017 Mario Passi - All rights reserved
She don’t like me much, I’ll never understand
I guess I never was her kind of man
I should just let it go, the past is the past
But when I see 'er, it all comes back
It was a time we lived, and a time we laughed
It was like a dream, you were my other half
I guess it never was, or never meant to be,
a future composed of you and me.
Well I know I shouldn’t feel this way,
and I’m sorry that I do.
It’s been so long and it's the same old song,
of trying to get over you.
Show me a reason, to Love you
Show me a reason, to love you the way I do
The way I do
It was a sunny day, we was at the beach
You were by my side, but you were out of reach
I guess the waves will crash and the birds will fly,
beyond the day we said goodbye.
Well I know I shouldn’t feel this way,
and I’m sorry that I do.
It’s been so long and it's the same old song,
of trying to get over you
Show me a reason, to Love you
Show me a reason, to love you the way I do
The Way I do
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Learn How to Fall
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Learn How To Fall
© 2017 Mario Passi - All rights reserved
Every new day is a new experience,
when you wake up from the haze
Every day we ponder our existence,
living up to how it must it appraise
If you’re smart, you can learn how to roll with it all
On your rise you must learn how to fall
Every set back is a learning experience
Knowledge can spark but fade in coals
If you're strong and you use perseverance,
you can find a way to reach your goal
If you’re smart, you can learn how to roll with it all
If you're quick, you should learn how to run with the ball
On your rise you must learn how to fall
If you’re smart you can learn how to roll with it all
If you're quick you should learn how to run with the ball
If you’re wise you should know how to make the call
On your rise you must learn how to fall
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Saturday
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Saturday
© 2017 Mario Passi - All rights reserved
Driving up an unknown highway
Rain’s been coming down, the skies are grey
Headlights barely cutting through the Haze
Former frost heaves left the pavement raised
Happy that we're finally on the way
Tired of living our lives like we're slaves
How far we can get today?
Should be there by early Saturday
Whoa! Praise Saturday, I'm coming off this long, long way. Whoa, praise Saturday!
Scenes of summer psychedelic craze
Can't wait for the bands to hit the stage
We’ll be drying in the sun for days and days
Hope it will be worth the price we paid
Whoa! Praise Saturday, I'm coming off this long, long way. Whoa, praise Saturday!
SOLO
Whoa! Praise Saturday, I'm coming off this long, long way. Whoa, praise Saturday!
A sopping sea of misfits forms a sieve
They’ve got nothing in their hearts but love to give
Sunlight’s pouring through my shades in waves
If we last our souls cannot be saved
Whoa! Praise Saturday, I'm coming off this long, long way. Whoa, praise Saturday, I'm coming home!
Whoa! Praise Saturday, I'm coming off this long, long way. Whoa, praise Saturday, I'm coming home today.
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Mario Passi Boston, Massachusetts
Drummer @m.g.lederman
multi-instrumentalist
producer
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