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Circles (feat. Jose Cobian)
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Circles (feat. Jose Cobian) was released on October 19, 2012 by Rollinman Records as a part of the album The Roads (feat. Jose Cobian)
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Release DateOctober 19, 2012
LabelRollinman Records
LanguageEnglish
Melodicness
Acousticness
Valence
Danceability
Energy
BPM

Credits

PERFORMING ARTISTS
PER SE
PER SE
Vocals
COMPOSITION & LYRICS
Stephen Mok
Stephen Mok
Lyrics
PER SE
PER SE
Arranger
PRODUCTION & ENGINEERING
Stephen Mok
Stephen Mok
Producer
Victor Tse
Victor Tse
Producer

Lyrics

Two fates collide
On a summer day
Lifetime held tight
But their time was fleeting
Sundial rewinds
As the scene repeats again
In a dream of mine
Through the grains of time
I see you
Then comes goodbye
In the autumn rain
Car lights dash by
And the world keeps spinning
Sundial rewinds
As the scene repeats again
In a dream of mine
Through the grains of time
I see you
Did he take too long?
Did he take too long?
Oh, did he take too long
(Dancing in time)
(Dancing in time) Did he take too long?
(Dancing in time, going round) Did he take too long?
(Dancing in time) Did he take too long?
(Dancing in time, going round) Did he take too long?
(Dancing in time)
(Dancing in time) Did he take too long?
(Dancing in time)
Did he take too long (Dancing in time)
All the words were left unspoken (Did he take too long?)
Promises too soon forgotten (Did he take too long?)
Faded photographs will hold no meaning (Did he take too long?)
When the time comes (Did he take too long?)
Countless stories in rotation (Did he take too long?)
Past mistakes in time forgiven (Did he take too long?)
Everything will once again repeat (Did he take too long?)
When the time comes (did he take too long)
(All the words were left unspoken)
Two fates collide (promises too soon forgotten)
On a summer day (faded photographs will hold no meaning)
Lifetime held tight
As the scene repeats again (when the time comes)
(Countless stories in rotation, past mistakes in time forgiven)
Through the grains of time (everything will once again repeat)
I see you
Written by: Ricardo Yearwood
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