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power ballad, not really a reggae tune

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I got sunshine on my mind, I've got this heart so hard to find, I've got troubles no one cares to know,
I've got these weary eyes and all these tired highs, baby no places or plans for me to go.
Maybe tomorrow we'll be gone
Hurry up and sweep me off my feet, baby passing up her chance to speak, honey lets hold it down for a revolution, no honey I catch if you slip or fall, never knowing baby if you'd call, and no worries about reputation,
Maybe tomorrow we'll be gone, maybe tomorrow we'll be gone, don't care if you feel alone, maybe tomorrow we'll be gone
I've got sunshine on my mind, a heart so hard to find, baby no plans or places for me to go.
Maybe tomorrow we'll be gone, maybe tomorrow we'll be gone, don't care if you stand alone, maybe tomorrow we'll be gone.

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from LIVE @ RutaMaya​/​INSITE Night Austin TX 1​/​15​/​2010, track released January 15, 2010
performed by Indofin featuring justin Cook
recorded by Curt Ganem
photography by Sean Claes and Jeremy Bolf
Show production by Episode Phive/MusicBailout/InSITE

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Indofin Austin

Indofin plays a unique blend of reggae, ska, punk. Indofin has played many shows all over TX & US, including SXSW & WarpedTour Wakarusa 2010.
Members: TJ Huerta, Albert Huang, Donny Mann, Eric Tussing, Mike McCarthy, Justin Cook

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