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Darling I'm lost without you
Sad with nothing to do
It's just a matter of time
Whoa darling
What is it you're doing
What's that mood that's brewing
It's just a matter of time
When we went our separate ways for the first time
I was sure that it would be the last time
Whoa darling
I'm waiting for you
Sad with nothing to do
It's just a matter of time
It's just a matter of time
Sad with nothing to do
It's just a matter of time
Whoa darling
What is it you're doing
What's that mood that's brewing
It's just a matter of time
When we went our separate ways for the first time
I was sure that it would be the last time
Whoa darling
I'm waiting for you
Sad with nothing to do
It's just a matter of time
It's just a matter of time
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Not too bad at all, but it kind of forgettable really. This is a Brian Wilson Beach Boys song with the feeling of good old rock-n-roll ballads, but if Brian really thought about making it good he would have brought back what made the 'golden era' Beach Boys ballads so successful: their unmatchable harmony and sound. Skip this one forever and just listen to things like "Warmth of the Sun" if you want the same meaning but with the real Beach Boys sound.