Annie Moscow: Songs

• MP3 short clip, hi-fi play (broadband)
• MP3 short clip, lo-fi play (modem)

Remember when I was nineteen
My eyes were focused on a dream
And all the doors were open wide
Was up to me to walk inside

My second chance - it never came
Now I’m not one to cry or blame
But that was supposed to be mine mine mine mine
That was supposed to be

Remember when I was nineteen
And what you called my stupid dream
You shared with me your deepest fears - you said
Where will you be in 10 years

Your tired lines were well received
I didn’t have the guts to leave
But that was supposed to be mine mine mine mine
That was supposed to be
That was supposed to be mine mine mine mine
That was supposed to be

Don’t stop it
Don’t stop
The wind blows
Don’t stop it
Don’t stop it
The wind blows right to your door

That was supposed to be mine mine mine mine
That was supposed to be.
Yeah that was supposed to be mine mine mine
That was supposed to be
That was supposed to be
That was supposed to be mine