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Oh, Love

from Breathe Easy by Josh Rosenblum

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I can't remember when the last time I saw you was,
How have you been?
Seems like yesterday we were in love,
We had the world on a string, love.

We had everything, love.
Where have you been, love?
I've been dying to see you again.

Oh, love,
We're better off just saying goodbye again.
'Cause I know, love,
I know that you can feel what we had again.
Maybe we've grown,
Yeah, maybe we've grown,
But baby it's too late now,
It's too late now.

I see you've found a new man,
You tell me you wish he was more like I am.
But you see, I have a new girl,
I couldn't wait forever taking the world all alone, love.

So how is your new love?
Does he take care of you, love?
You don't seem satisfied with your life.

She tells me,
"Oh, love,
I don't want to say goodbye again.
'Cause I know, love,
I know that you can feel what we had again."
I said,
"Maybe we've grown,
Yeah, maybe we've grown,
But baby it's too late now,
It's too late now."

Oh, love,
We're better off just saying goodbye again.
'Cause I know, love,
I know that you can feel what we had again.
Maybe we've grown,
Yeah, maybe we've grown,
But baby it's too late now,
It's too late now.

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from Breathe Easy, released June 1, 2016

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Josh Rosenblum Band Atascadero, California

Josh Rosenblum Band is an award winning pop/rock band based out of Southern California fronted by singer/songwriter Josh Rosenblum.
Josh's original music touches on the stylings of pop, rock, jazz, blues, r&b, funk, and folk.

Artist of Pacific Records ... more

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