What Is To Be
from Pale Green Eyes by Phil Hummer & The White Falcons
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What Is To Be
written by Phil Hummer
i suppose that loving you is the worst thing i could do
because its only hurting you its killing me
but what else could i do all i know is loving you
you're the past the now and the what is to be
well i'm sorry but i'll never let you go
i thought i should call to tell you so
if you is over me
well you are lucky to be free
you're the past the now and the what is to be
every day is like the last
and time slips by so fast
even though each day feels like eternity
you are ghost that haunts my room
you'll be the stone that marks my tomb
you're the past the now and the what is to be
yes i'm sorry but i'll never let you go
i thought i should call to tell you so
if you is over me
well you are lucky to be free
you're the past the now and the what is to be
written by Phil Hummer
i suppose that loving you is the worst thing i could do
because its only hurting you its killing me
but what else could i do all i know is loving you
you're the past the now and the what is to be
well i'm sorry but i'll never let you go
i thought i should call to tell you so
if you is over me
well you are lucky to be free
you're the past the now and the what is to be
every day is like the last
and time slips by so fast
even though each day feels like eternity
you are ghost that haunts my room
you'll be the stone that marks my tomb
you're the past the now and the what is to be
yes i'm sorry but i'll never let you go
i thought i should call to tell you so
if you is over me
well you are lucky to be free
you're the past the now and the what is to be
credits
from Pale Green Eyes,
released January 6, 2012
Phil Hummer: guitars, vocals
Ray Doll Hummer: upright bass, drums
recorded at Jinglewood by Phil Hummer
Phil Hummer: guitars, vocals
Ray Doll Hummer: upright bass, drums
recorded at Jinglewood by Phil Hummer
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