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There are things
that you can never quite replace:
A mother's sweet caress,
your first and only lover's face
You can leave them,
but you can never take it back

Take it back
Take me back where I used to be
This dream of cheap romance is of no use to me
I need to be there where you can see me
so you can wish me to a grave

So you can be there to tell me that I don't belong
So you can see it when I find out I was always wrong
So you can be there to see me when I crack
So you can tell me that I'm never gonna get it back
So you can be there when I need you not to need me,
but to need me to let it go

And now that I realize
the thing that was in your eyes,
well, if I told you I never lied
well, it's only 'cos I never tried

Yes, I loved you,
so you can never quite replace
the pain that comes with that
and the feeling that you ran the race
Now tell me truly,
is that something that you think that you can face?

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from Ed Jassik's Heart, released December 7, 2019
Jasper – lead and backing vocals, piano, guitars, Hammond
Lenny Annex – bass, backing vocals
Professor Plum – backing vocals
Red – backing vocals
Sarge – drums

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New album "Ed Jassik's Heart" out on 12/7!

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