mike ian: music

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Nothing really matters when it's served on a silver platter
You had it all and more
A wife and seven children, a job that pays a billion
To keep them satisfied while you're away

A life so open handed, it's exactly how you planned it
Just running flawlessly with no mistakes
Corruption all around you, temptation right in front of you
It's hard to keep it in perspective

CHORUS
As you look and realize you've seen her face before
From a time so long ago, you were young and on your own
As you look into her eyes, you've lost your place with her
Is it worth it anymore, losing everything that you work for?

The years they go so quickly, I hardly see the family
They all moved on, there's so much to explore
Remember how it used to be, everyday just you and me
Those crashing waves against the Jersey shore

Those nights in late December
When we would chase the shooting stars
And let it flow until the daybreak

CHORUS
As you look and realize you've seen her face before
From a time so long ago, you were young and on your own
As you look into her eyes, you've lost your place with her
Is it worth it anymore?

Just so inconceivable, incomprehensible
Imagine losing everyone you love...

SOLO
(Love, love, love...)

CHORUS
As you look and realize you've seen her face before
From a time so long ago, you were young and on your own
As you look into her eyes, you've lost your place with her
Is it worth it anymore, losing everything that you work for?