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	Title: ME
	Artist: mhmproductions
	Genre: Folk Rock
	Plays: 56
	Votes: 1
	Album: n/a

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Me

I woke up this morning with the sunshine in my eyes
Went to the mirror just to put on my disguise
Looked out my window and to my surprise
I see you standing there looking back at me

Walking in this hallway where both ends are dead
Exceeding the fathoms of the confines of my bed
Tracing the shadows dancing in my head
I see you standing there looking back at me

Sunrise, sunset high in some afternoon
At night it delights to reflect upon the moon
When it's gone it comes round again too soon
I see you standing there looking back at me
You're standing there what do you see
You're standing there looking back at me
I see you standing there what do you see

Went to sleep this evening with the moonshine in my face
Deliberately removed from the rank of human race
Dreams and visions of passion, fire and grace
I see you standing there looking back at me

Woke up this morning with the sunshine in my eyes
Went to the mirror just to put on my disguise
Looked out my window and to my surprise
I see you standing there looking back at me
I see you standing there lookin back at me

You're standing there what do you see
You're standing there lookin back at me
I see you standing there what do you see
What do you see

User/Date	Review/Comment
2008.05.07 Mark Thomas	Deep and warm, this mix has a sweet analog sheen to it. Interesting yarn technique provides a unique texture to the guitar. The lyrics do have a very personal and poetic feel, and your vocal really communicates your emotions. Thanks, Michael, for sharing this gem.
2008.04.25 mhmproductions	Thanks Cameron you made my day with that comment. I laced some soft yarn down near the bridge of my Lo Prinzi acoustic and recorded some layered tracks to get that chunky attack. Old trick that seems to work pretty well sometimes,,, Cheers ~mhm
2008.04.25 Cameron	Wow: I am glad I tuned in on this one. What a neat song. Lyrics are real poetry. Lots of layers and rhythms going on very complex.



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