Reconcile the Pieces

Album cover art for "Reconcile the Pieces" by Incognito & Tony Momrelle & Natalie Duncan

Incognito & Tony Momrelle & Natalie Duncan - R&B, Acid Jazz

Reconcile the Pieces

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Duration: 5:40

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Lyrics

To the imagination Let's leave it incomplete Common attraction Should take us where we need to be With all the right intentions We played it on repeat Mutual affection Got in the way and made it too hard to see Horizons on the rolling sea A vision of what could be Flowing endlessly Try forgetting what could have been There's a light above the cloud you're in Let the dance begin Reconcile the pieces Of a life that I oncе had Reconcile the piеces Of a dream that I once lived Oh, reconcile the pieces Reconcile the pieces I heard the grapevine whisper Before you came my way Whatever you were thinking I'm glad it led you here to me You got my whole attention You're always on my mind And now we're reconnected I got it bad And you're the only one I see Horizons on the rolling sea A vision of what could be Flowing endlessly Try forgetting what could have been There's a light above the cloud you're in Let the dance begin Reconcile the pieces Of a life that I once had Reconcile the pieces Of a dream that I once lived Oh, reconcile the pieces Reconcile the pieces Oh, reconcile the pieces Of a life that I once had Oh, reconcile the pieces Of a dream that I once lived Oh, reconcile the pieces Reconcile the pieces The pieces, the pieces Oh, reconcile the pieces Of a life that I once had Reconcile the pieces Of a dream that I once lived Reconcile the pieces Oh, reconcile this love Reconcile the pieces Reconcile the pieces Reconcile our love Oh, to the imagination Reconcile the pieces Let's leave things incomplete There's a vision of what could be Reconcile our love A dream that we once used to be Reconcile the pieces Reconcile our love

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Credits

Writers
  • Tony Momrelle
  • Natalie Duncan