"In My Diary" genre: Folk Rock
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	Early beatlesque pondering of the question, "What if I just said what I meant rather then writing it down all the time?"
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	Story Behind the Song Written with an old friend, Marty, who made me wonder why people wrote secretly rather than telling people how they feel. Lyrics In my Diary I'm writing songs of you I'm writing secretly of what you do to me And I'm thinking of what I could've had If only I'd told you what you mean to me But now I'm reading words I shouldn't have wrote Make me sad each lingering note Wonder why I wrote instead of telling you In my Diary Sitting at the party, scribbling alone 'Cause no one else comes close to what I think Finding out my secrets, how I let you slip away And now I find myself closer to the brink, the brink of what I had and now I'm reading words I shouldn't have wrote Make me sad each lingering note Wonder why I wrote instead of telling you In my Diary I'm looking at the trees your hand is on my knee As I'm writing down words to justify me Oh, I'd love to hand this book to you and let you read my heart but as my courage comes, you get up to leave - you never had a clue And now I'm reading words I shouldn't have wrote Make me sad each lingering note You know I never will escape From my Diary In my Diary

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