So Real
Jeff Buckley
Love, let me sleep tonight on you couch And remember the smell of the fabric Of your simple city dress Oh... that was so real We walked around til the moon got full like a plate The wind blew an invocation and i fell asleep at the gate And I never stepped on the cracks 'cause i thought i'd hurt my mother And I couldn't awake from the nightmare that sucked me in and pulled me under Pulled me under Oh... that was so real I love you, but i'm afraid to love you I love you, but i'm afraid to love you1994 3 90s absolutely beautiful acoustic All time favorite alt-rock alternative alternative rock american autumn music Awesome beautiful beautiful voice berkley rock best song ever brilliant brings tears to my eyes brooky1969 - great songs list Buckley Buckleyish candyland Charming Lyrics chill chilled chilled vocal chillout coffee break contemplative cool new stuff country creme de la creme crooners depressive effing rocks emotional extreme lawn mowing solo Favorite favorites favourite folk folk rock For Her goosebumps gotanygoodmusic great singer guitar halftoned singles club haunting hi fidelity i love it i love you but im afraid to lo impossibly excellent indie indie rock intense jeff buckley jeff is god karo listen with moonlight love it like le kittins on a s love song loved Loves of my life loveydovey-me-oh-my Make Nice Music male vocal melancholy Mellow mellow men mer de noms my favourite on the album My Songs nice elevator music nightly listening oh how i love this song One of a kind Perfect Love Songs personalclassics pflicht pm stuff pop powerful pure relax rock sexy singer songwriter singer-songwriter slow songs i would have sex to songs that i love singing soul rock souls music spine-tingling Superchill Uplifting warm weather yessss young and doomed
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