Forgotten Love Stories of the Sahara Desert - Nougat

Your perfect photographs on the wall And if I know you, you're ok I don't wanna dance anymore I don't wanna sing anymore I don't wanna dance anymore we used to sing I thought I'd be ok 'til I hit that floor I thought I'd be fine 'til I needed more I thought I'd be ok 'til I hit that floor I'll need more, need more, need more (need more) I thought my life would get easier Instead it's getting harder, instead it's getting harder I thought my life would get easier Instead it's getting darker, instead it's getting colder Without you My life's a book of short stories And we wrote a new one everyday I don't understand anymore You don't love me anymore I don't understand anymore and I can't think I thought I'd be ok till I hit that floor I thought I'd be fine till I needed more I thought I'd be ok 'til I hit that floor I'll need more, need more, need more (need more) I thought my life would get easier Instead it's getting harder, instead it's getting colder I thought my life would get easier Instead it's getting darker, instead it's getting colder Without you Why can't I let you go? Why can't I let you go? Hate you, I wanted to hate you I wanted to hate you, I wanted to hate you Hate you, I wanted to hate you I wanted to hate you, I wanted to hate you I thought my life would get easier Instead it's getting harder, instead it's getting colder I thought my life would get easier Instead it's getting darker, instead it's getting colder Without you (ooh, ooh...) Without you Without you Without you Without you

(Drew Womack) Colorado's just to cold You see I'm a gulf coast boy by heart It's in my blood Where I left my soul The pain all started way back when I lost faith in us again Pulled up my roots And replanted them in paradise Where my life has gone to hell Life was fine, back home, back then And I could blame it on the state I'm in Colorado's just to perfect To be this hell I've run to To get away from you These white-capped mountains and deep blue skies I can't admire through these shallow brown eyes It can't be done Without you life ain't no fun Precious gifts I take for granted I started with you now this place I'm planted is bringing me down Girl, I'm all peaked out in paradise Where my life has gone to hell Life was fine, back home, back then So I blame it on the state I'm in Colorado's just too perfect To be this hell I've run to To get away from you Life was fine, back home, back then And I could blame it on the state I'm in Colorado's just to perfect To be this hell I've run to To get away from you

(Craig wiseman/mark selby) Billy's standing out by a west texas highway With his thumb in the morning air He's spent 18 summers in the dust of odessa Never getting nowhere But he got him a misspelled cardboard Of albuquerque standin' in the breakdown lane He ain't lookin' for a ride so much as he's looking for a Change, a little something different for cryin' out loud Yeah a change Even for the worse, it would be better somehow Sometimes you just cross that line Where everything is more of the same When it's do or die, step aside, turn the tide Somethin's gotta change Betty's walkin' out of a tattoo parlor She's got curlers in her hair She still can't believe she had a little red rose Put right on her derriere And she's still gotta pick up that red lace teddy And a bottle of pink Well her husband doesn't know it But tonight he's in for a Change, a little something different for cryin' out loud Yeah a change Even for the worse, it would be better somehow Sometimes you just cross that line Where everything is more of the same When it's do or die, step aside, turn the tide Somethin's gotta change Now who of us hasn't been heading home on friday Sitting at some traffic light Wondering what would happen if we hung a left Instead of takin' that faithful old right It's the human condition A part of us wishes that life wouldn't get so tame And we all know better than to think that's ever gonna Change, a little something different for cryin' out loud Yeah a change Even for the worse, it would be better somehow Looking for a change Change Yeah a change Looking for a change, yeah

I've spent twenty three nights in this one horse town I've been jacked up, been broke down for too long I've been bustin' my tail in the blazing sun Watching jack rabbits watch tumbleweeds run until dawn Something's whispering in my ear that I should be light years from here in Albuquerque where the skies are blue (I'm gonna take a bus, take a train, gonna' fly) (Prayin' she's there after all this time) Albuquerque my heart aches for you (Stretchin' out across the lazy haze) (Haunting my dreams calling my name) Three more days 'til I get my pay I need my money but I can't stay another night I've been tossin', turnin' in my bed I can't get her out, out of my head to save my life Shake the sand out of my boots Six hundred thirty-four miles to you in Albuquerque where the skies are blue (Gonna take a bus, take a train gonna' fly) (Prayin' she's there after all this time) Albuquerque my heart aches for you (Stretchin' out across the lazy haze) (Haunting my dreams calling my name) Yes it does Oh in Albuquerque where the skies are blue (Gonna take a bus, take a train, gonna' fly) (Prayin' she's there after all this time) Albuquerque my heart aches for you (Stretchin' out across the lazy haze) (Haunting my dreams, calling my name) Albuquerque where the skies are blue (I'm gonna take a bus, take a train, gonna' fly) (Prayin' she's there after all this time) Albuquerque my heart aches for you (Stretchin' out across the lazy haze) (Haunting my dreams calling my name)

She was a waitress down in New Orleans She had a broken past He worked the oil rigs over in Corpus Out on a weekend pass He sat down at the end of the counter At the little cafe They weren't looking but they found each other Or did love find them, either way Tell me who is dealin' up the hand of fate Is it true, love is always worth the wait And it's never too late It's never too late She lived her whole life in Sault Saint Marie Working at the five and dime He was a drifter headin' out of Toronto Just killin' time Their eyes met and they fell together And in just one night, oh Two people who swore they'd never Fell in love in those harbor lights Tell me who is dealin' up the hand of fate Is it true, love is always worth the wait And it's never too late It's never too late You may call it destiny but there's a rhyme And a reason we can't see When you're down and lonely and about to give up Have a little faith and believe in love Tell me who is dealin' up the hand of fate Is it true, love is always worth the wait Tell me who is dealin' up the hand of fate Is it true, love is always worth the wait Tell me who is dealin' up the hand of fate Is it true, love is always worth the wait