I'm the One I Couldn't Be
from Purgatorial Hearts (album) by Guy Grogan
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lyrics
I want to know
where you're hiding
outside my sky
you've been flying
I think you'll find a change in me
now I'm the one I couldn't be
you go your way
in your new world
as you recede
from my wrong turns
I think you'll find a change in me
now I'm the one I couldn't be
we could've been so much more in the end
I think you'll find a change in me
now I'm the one I couldn't be
where you're hiding
outside my sky
you've been flying
I think you'll find a change in me
now I'm the one I couldn't be
you go your way
in your new world
as you recede
from my wrong turns
I think you'll find a change in me
now I'm the one I couldn't be
we could've been so much more in the end
I think you'll find a change in me
now I'm the one I couldn't be
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from Purgatorial Hearts (album),
released December 31, 2017
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Guy Grogan Santa Fe, New Mexico
Guy Grogan is a critically acclaimed, award-winning songwriter and multi-instrumentalist based in Santa Fe, NM. He creates singular material that ranges from meditative ballads to anthemic indie rock--all with a distinct, poetic pop sensibility. Lyrically, he explores the heart space between loss and wisdom, the passage of time, and the perils of hope and love. ... more
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