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Sandy Chen - Don't You
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Don’t You
Music, Lyrics, Performance by Sandy Chen
I don’t see nobody else on the road
I don’t hear nobody else, no one’s home
I don’t need nobody else, when I’m alone
I wonder what’s wrong
I don’t feel no pain when I’m with you
I don’t know why but it’s so true
I don’t need nobody else if I had you
If I had you
Don’t you miss me, my dear?
Don’t you miss my smile, just a little bit?
Don’t you miss me, my dear?
If you don’t, then you won’t
I don’t see nobody else when I see you
I don’t need nobody else if I had you
I don’t want nobody else coz I want you
I want you
Don’t you miss me, my dear?
Don’t you miss my smile, just a little bit?
Don’t you miss me, my dear?
If you don’t, then you won’t
Don’t you love me, my dear?
Don’t you love me, just a little bit, just a little bit?
Don’t you love me, my dear?
If you don’t, then you won’t
If you don’t, then you won’t
No you don’t, and you won’t
No you don’t and you won’t
No you don’t and you won’t
No you won’t
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Sidetracked
Music, Lyrics, Performance by Ashley Rossi
Can you hear me?
I’m screaming as loud as I can
On top these buildings
So the world knows who I am
Who I am
Who I am
Who I am
As I travel with
These heavy burdens in my hand
I ask questions
To exactly who I am
Who I am
Who I am
Who I am
Can you hear me?
Am I that far away?
I got, sidetracked
From Satan’s persuading
And can you hear me?
Am I that far away?
From who I am
Aching, pleading
All these voices in my head
Wanting, needing
I’m not sure if I can
If I can
If I can
If I can
Can you hear me?
Am I that far away?
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Loophole
Music, Lyrics, Performance by Thomas Lin
You asked me why, of all times, did I decide to tell you now?
I tried to find the words, but I didn’t know how
We floated on together but still kept apart
‘Cause I don’t know where I should even try to start
I think I liked you, but I never really knew till now
So when the time came, the words were never said out loud
But now you’ve gone ahead and found somebody else to charm instead
While I stood still, watching my heart as it fled
Why do things come up unexpectedly?
Throwing me and you into a loophole
Because all I think of now are the possibilities
Where you and I become two halves turned to a whole
Playing my music, but I have no one to serenade
No matter how many times that I would pray
This lull is killing me, screaming at me, it’s scratching at my every thought
I’m scared of losing everything I’ve got
Why do things come up unexpectedly?
Throwing me and you into a loophole
Because all I think of now are the possibilities
And I’m the only one who’s taking any toll
Staying up late at night to hear your voice
But hearing my echoes instead
My head keeps pounding with each passing minute
So I choose to crawl back into bed
And I dreamt that you’ve gone overboard
And I dove in to carry you to shore
But as I swam with you held in my arm
I feel like the only one that’s sinking
Why did things come up unexpectedly?
Throwing me and you into this loophole
Because all I think of now are the possibilities
Where you and I become two halves turned to one whole
Please don’t leave me
Don’t let go…
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I Don’t Wanna Run Or Hide
Music, Lyrics, Performance by Julie Do
Ahhh…
Down by the seaside
That’s where two souls collide
Here we go one more time
Our hands side to side
Time to get the sun in
Brown eyes and tan skin
Knocks me off my feet
Heart wants to skip a beat
I don’t wanna run or hide
Lets watch the tide go high
I don’t wanna run or hide
I don’t wanna run or hide
Ahhh…
Slice me a piece of lime
Take one drink and kill time
Don’t you know I want you mine
Let our last names combine
You wont see me run
You wont see me hide
I don’t wanna run
I don’t wanna hide
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Ceramic Orange
Music, Lyrics by Zak Klos
Performance by Zak Klos, Sarah Coverstone, and Colin Burns
You wear your pearls out
I come in slowly
You turn the lights down low like it’s a, old time movie
I like the way you stare, it’s a bit unholy
Come on lay me down my dear let’s get on, to something groovy
Coz I like the way you fall back into bed
You let your hair down and my demons they get fed
When you whisper in my ear I love you too and
We got one thing to do, and that’s hit snooze
Now my position is a bit different
You posting up ya you a pretty boy, come on now, show me how you shake it down
I’ve been waiting all day long for you to come through my side door
Jump my bones with nothing but a smile on, now aha, I smell trouble
Coz a boy like you don’t come around more than twice
I’m stick around a while coz for the first time this feels right
You don’t do much but I love what you doing
We got one thing to do, and that’s hit snooze
I love the way you fall back into bed yeah,
You let your guard down and my demons they get fed
When you whisper in my ear coz I love you too and
We got one thing to do and…
I love the way you fall back into bed yeah,
You let your guard down and my demons they get fed
I’m falling fast and I’m falling for you
And we got one thing to do, and that’s hit snooze
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We are the singer-songwriters of Loyola University, New Orleans. We write, we sing, and we come together.
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