Never Say Never
from Live At The 100+ Year-Old Church by Mario Di Sandro
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lyrics
never say never
i wait for an answer or even a call
but the way you've been dialing
it's as if the line's gone dead
i look for your face, or even a sign
in a crowded bar room
or a familiar place
the last thing you said, still rings in my head
you said 'never say never'
a 'chance' is what i read
the days went past, the hours did crawl
where the fondness in my heart
became a funeral song
why why why?
was it you, you, you
that broke this poor boy's heart
no no no
it was i, i, i,
that let you stab the knife
i hear that you're leaving, i hear you're moving on
and i'm waiting by your train
but you've already gone
and maybe i'm crazy, and made it up all along
but i swear you felt it
and strung me along
why why why?
was it you, you, you
that broke this poor boy's heart
no no no
it was i, i, i,
that let you stab the knife
and maybe i'll see you, on some distant day
and say that you'll call me
but you'll forget my name
i wait for an answer or even a call
but the way you've been dialing
it's as if the line's gone dead
i look for your face, or even a sign
in a crowded bar room
or a familiar place
the last thing you said, still rings in my head
you said 'never say never'
a 'chance' is what i read
the days went past, the hours did crawl
where the fondness in my heart
became a funeral song
why why why?
was it you, you, you
that broke this poor boy's heart
no no no
it was i, i, i,
that let you stab the knife
i hear that you're leaving, i hear you're moving on
and i'm waiting by your train
but you've already gone
and maybe i'm crazy, and made it up all along
but i swear you felt it
and strung me along
why why why?
was it you, you, you
that broke this poor boy's heart
no no no
it was i, i, i,
that let you stab the knife
and maybe i'll see you, on some distant day
and say that you'll call me
but you'll forget my name
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from Live At The 100+ Year-Old Church,
released April 23, 2012
Mario Di Sandro: acoustic guitar and harmonica
Mario Di Sandro: acoustic guitar and harmonica
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Mario Di Sandro Los Angeles, California
Mario Di Sandro is a Singer-Songwriter from Chicago. Amassing a few hundred original songs in his personal repertoire since setting sail for the West Coast in 2011. Now living in Los Angeles, he has written hundreds more and has since released 12 studio albums in 12 years. Mario draws his songwriting influences from the likes of Bob Dylan, Neil Young, Pearl Jam, Soundgarden, Wilco, and Tom Petty. ... more
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