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Be Here Tonight

from Max Q by The Reverse Engineers

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Be Here Tonight

Maybe you're counting sheep
Maybe you're fast asleep
Maybe you're standing there
Right behind me

Maybe I'll never know
Maybe I'm just too slow
If I just knew your name
If I just had your number...

Maybe you're last in line
Maybe you're wasting time
Maybe that was you there
At the market

Maybe I'll never know
Maybe I'm just too slow
If I just knew your name
If I just had your number...

Where are you my woman?
Where are you my wife?
Why are you still searching?
You should be here tonight.
Where are you?
Where are you?
Be here tonight
Be here tonight

It's a spell you're under -
Daydream trance, x-ray glance
Searching for the perfect one
Looking for that perfect fit

Maybe I'll never know
Maybe I'm just too slow
If I just knew your name
If I just had your number...

Maybe you're in Russia
Maybe you're on the 'Net
On my computer screen
Is that your picture?

Maybe you're on TV
Face in a magazine
If I just had your number...

Lyrics by William Cote

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from Max Q, released October 14, 2004

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The Reverse Engineers is a three-piece progressive-alternative rock band based in the USA. Comprised of brothers William, Daniel and Charles Cote, the group has been creating music since 1997.

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