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Every Once in a While

from Tell on Me by Richard Melvin Brown

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Every Once in a While

words and music by Richard Melvin Brown (socan)

VERSE 1

Every once in a while I take a trip through yesterday
Every once in a while I hear her call my name
But it seems my mind is only dreaming
Recollections only teasing
And it only happens every once in a while

CHORUS

Every once in a while I smell her perfume
And a déja vu magic fills the room
But when I open up my eyes her fragrance is gone
She is only back in my arms when I'm dreaming every once in a while

VERSE 2

Every once in a while I rewind to a time when she was mine
Every once in a while but it's only in my dreams
Don't get me wrong I ain't complainin'
But so far nothin's explainin'
Why it only happens every once in a while

CHORUS

Every once in a while I smell her perfume
And a déja vu magic fills the room
But when I open up my eyes her fragrance is gone
She is only back in my arms when I'm dreaming every once in a while

(c) 2020 Richard Melvin Brown

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from Tell on Me, released January 18, 2020
Composed, Produced and Performed by Richard Melvin Brown songsculptor.com

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Richard Melvin Brown Edmonton, Alberta

Rick Brown (Richard Melvin Brown) AKA Songsculptor has been involved in the Music Business for over 50 plus years, in (Canada, The United States and Europe) as an Award Winning Songwriter, Record Producer/Arranger, Studio Musician, former Music Director for "The Canadian Country Music All-Star Show" and former band member for Renowned Grammy Award Winning Record Producer David Foster. ... more

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