to stop someday Dear sunshine So nice to hear you're doin' all right I almost forgot how much I miss hearin' you say I'll see you again someday Dear
Vertimas: Penkiolika. Someday.
got to stop someday Dear sunshine So nice to hear you're doin' all right I almost forgot how much I miss hearin' you say I'll see you again someday Dear
you and say "You know, I haven't seen you around before" 'Cause when you're fifteen and somebody tells you they love you You're gonna believe them And when you're fifteen
Oh, someday No, I ain't wastin' no more time Southside step up and get you a slice Eastside step up and get you a slice Westside step up and get you
Fifteen long years on a losing streak And a lot of bodies unburied And there comes a time When you cannot turn the other cheek You have got to ride the
-aha Imma put you on girl yea-ah (Diggy Simmons) Hey little ms.mama why don't you let me put you on ok ma? That little young nigga they figure take over someday
have beliefs Then we don't gotta do nothin' We believe That it we have beliefs Somehow they will magically change everything We believe That if we have beliefs Someday
the sight of the sun, rising, seems to Invalidate the words of the man so much wiser than myself Tells me how to work my life away, so that I may someday
'm tired of trying to adjust, to your circumstantial love Because on and on and on, I wasn't good enough But I keep on trying', I keep on tryin' I hope someday
I knew exactly What my momma was talkin' 'bout I knew what I had to do Then I made myself this solemn vow I's gonna to be a lady someday Though I didn
love her a lot But I got to get a bellyful of wine Her majesty's a real nice girl Someday I'm going to make her mine Oh yeah, someday I'm going to make
Left back twice by the seventh grade Sniffing glue in Junior High And the first one in school to get laid He was a weed-speed pusher at fifteen He was
I guess, ten years or more Joni wrote me a note one day And this is what she had to say "Jimmy, please say you'll wait for me I'll grow up someday, you
past forever gone. I could have gone to Canada or I could have stayed in school. But I was brought up differently. I couldn't break the rules. Thirteen months and fifteen
varies from season to season, kid It's where our best are on display Motion picture actors' houses Maps are never ever current So save your film and fifteen
is still everywhere But it's just fragments I guess that fit so seamless We go on living with our TV sets Pay our bills and take the threats But someday
