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On the Floor
02:36
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On the Floor
You didn't break my heart
When you said goodbye
You're starting a new life
And I'm left with mine
When you opened that door
You swept everything away
And it's still there
On the floor
Photographs
Bills and receipts
Accumulated trash
That we don't need
When you opened that door
It all fell at my feet
And it's still there
On the floor
Who's going to clean this up
Decide what to keep
Is one box big enough
To hold what we don't need
Sunlight shines
Through my back door
Days turn to nights
And the moon is full
Since you left
I haven't closed that door
Now moonlight dances
On the floor
Written by Steven Waters
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This Guitar
03:22
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Watersland Burlington, Ontario
Watersland started in the late '70s playing an eclectic mix of mostly originals, with some blues country, R&B. and MoTown. After playing a few bar gigs they decided to become a basement band. In 2006 Marg (vocals) and Dorothy (keys) joined and focus moved to finding 'good' songs from the 50s to the 2000's; Janiva Magness, Yvonne Moore, Grace Potter. Fitz and the Tantrums, Duffy, and more. ... more
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