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Come On Like A Light

from Husky by Matt Hopper & The Roman Candles

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Written by Matt Hopper
Recorded in Mist, OR

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I saw you on the corner of D and 53rd
You were walking we were talking now we’re stalking you
I thought I saw I little romance in your eyes
I swam across your view your ocean your earth and your skies
Suprise-suprised when you come on like a light
I’ll never turn you off, I’ll turn you on, I want to turn you on
You keep me cool when summer’s hot
And you keep me warm when winter sets in, you keep me warm
Sometimes I have to pinch my cheek
When I see those green eyes looking at me
Is this a dream where you come on like a light?
I’ve been down this road before and I never want to be left alone in the dark I need your arms to hold me, I need your love, I need your love, I need your love to come on like a light, come on like a light I want to turn you on, I want to turn your on, I want to turn you on

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from Husky, released December 26, 2013
Written by Matt Hopper
Drums: Bruce Maurey
Bass: Jeremy Coverdale
Guitar: Matt Hopper
Saxophone: Andrew Vait
Mixed and Mastered by Roy Swice

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