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How You Really Feel

from Rambler by Edgehill Avenue

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How You Really Feel

I want a big house
I want a new car
But I don’t want to strain myself or work too hard
I want to get out
I want to go far
Even if it means I might be a star

Too much of a good thing is never enough for me

I’ll take a little bit more
If you really think you can get too much of me
Like you did before
Let me show you how you really feel

If you open your eyes
You’ll see it just like me
Every single thing I’m telling you will come to be
Cause I ain’t never been wrong
My timing’s always right
If you tell me different there’s gonna be a fight

Chorus


Let’s get one thing straight
I’m the fortunate one
I’m gonna take my share before anyone
As a matter of fact
If it crosses my mind
I might just take what’s yours before I’m done

Chorus

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from Rambler, track released February 27, 2009

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Edgehill Avenue is a 5 piece world-class rock and roll band from Louisville, Kentucky. Fans and reviews alike agree that the band conjures up their own take on a classic vibe, modernizing it while remaining true to the spirits of the past. Listeners are reminded of elements of The Allman Brothers, Black Crowes, Tom Petty and the more thoughtful parts of the Springsteen catalogue. ... more

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