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As stated before, I moved to Los Angeles from San Francisco recently. In doing so I left my best friend. This song is about me accepting the fact that I have put a physical and emotional strain on our relationship but with time we will see each other soon and that I am working towards a brighter future for us, our love and understanding is deeper then we sometimes think so while it is hard I know we both understand that we are moving our lives apart to eventually be together again.

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And I know, that I'm not near you, but I will be next to you
oh yes one day soon and I will be next to you
and it takes time as much time as as I want it to, and I want it to happen fast, I want it to, and ,I want it to happen fast

and I'm moving away but I'm not very fay away and I'm moving away but in my heart you'll always stay, and I'm moving away but I'm not very far away
and I'm moving away, but I'm not very far away.

so don't worry, this is easy,

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from Continuation EP, track released January 24, 2016
Music, Lyrics-Brian Hadsell
Recorded, Produced-Matthew Schaff

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Brian Matthew Hadsell Vernon, Connecticut

I am a Musician from West Palm Beach Florida. The purpose of my music is to create positive, lyrically focused songs for people to find comfort in. 10% of my sales are donated to ADHD/Heart Disease research and education

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