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9 o'clock and I'm waiting for you to call.
Don't be long cuz I don't sleep much.
When you're gone I twist and turn all the way.

But the new life comes and takes you away,
and I don't wanna say it, but I'm dyin' to say,
"What might have been."
Oh, what might have been.

There must be some place I can run
to finally get away from the thought,
"What might have been."

Another day and I'm waiting for you to call.
You got the thought that I don't think much.
But when you're gone I twist and turned all the way (all the way.)
Cuz the new life comes and takes you away,
and I don't wanna say it, but I'm dyin' to say,
"What might have been."
Oh, what might have been.

There must be some place I can run
to finally get away from the thought,
"What might have been

So hold on, hold on, hold onto her.
Hold onto her.

(Another day and I'm waiting for you to call)

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from Jordan Mayland and The Thermal Detonators, released January 1, 2009

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Jordan Mayland Des Moines, Iowa

Known as having his hand in many projects, Jordan has put out three "solo" albums playing most instruments on every track. The newest album "This Mess" is the first full band Thermal Detonators album and out now!
Jordan is also affiliated with the bands Tires, Volcano Boys, Keepers of the Carpet, The Wheelers, Mantis Pincers, Electronidoll, & Nuclear Rodeo. Twitter: @jordanmayland ... more

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