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Way Change

from Ground Up by Tom Dibb

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lyrics

Oh, such a long, long time ago,
But hell, it still haunts me so,
Pushing through the blocks of a backdrop through
A gap that I never saw.


I used to be oh so hard, so cruel, using women as fuel
Just to get me through the lonely nights,
You don't wanna play, well maybe she do,
I ain't gonna start the fight.
So this is how it's gonna be, this is what you want me to see,
Your whole deluded world of maturity,
Looking back were you ever like me at all?


I have rearranged, scoping from a different point of view,
Sick to the stomach with same,
And now I'm heading for a way change.


Takes a lot of practice, takes a lot of time,
To pluck up the balls to step out of line,
Climbing over boundaries set there in stone just to hold you back.
Wrap your thoughts in love, keep off the Tequila,
Too much of that and they'll take you to the cleaner,
You don't want to end up in the bottom of a bottle
Like a worm that's afraid to live.


I have rearranged, scoping from a different point of view,
Sick to the stomach with same,
And now I'm heading for a way change.
(I have changed my ways, I'm learning from the mess I made of you,
Sick to the stomach with blame).


I've amended the way that I behave to cater for the likes of you.
Compassion and respect, I'm targeting both
And I'm living for the upmost.


What is this place that I've been contained in,
Dark and mischievous my brain it wants to cave in,
I don't like it here.
Find an escape, there's got to be one,
Happiest thought is saving mental freedom.
I am coming back.


I have rearranged, scoping from a different point of view,
Sick to the stomach with same,
And now I'm heading for a way change.
(I have changed my ways, I'm learning from the mess I made of you,
Sick to the stomach with blame, and I'm heading for a way change).
I have rearranged, scoping from a different point of view,
Sick to the stomach with same,
And now I'm heading for a way change.
(I have changed my ways, I'm learning from the mess I made of you,
Sick to the stomach with blame, and I'm heading for a way change).

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from Ground Up, released September 30, 2017

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Tom Dibb London, UK

Tom tells his stories with undertones of blues, roots, surf, and folk, grown through a forest of soaring acoustic goodness.

Now with two LP's under his belt, Tom has found his sound set firmly with an ever growing, loyal fan base that follow him not only across his home turf in the UK, but also across the Globe. It fits into mainstream molds, yet also satisfies a deeper creative taste. ... more

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