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Near
02:11
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I thought it wiser to leave my books behind - if you could see them, you'd see right through my eyes.
I realized that you were right, I lost my drive when Pat died.
All my past mistakes, and all those lies I make.
Will you leave me alone again, or will you take my worst away?
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2. |
Vanessa Stress
03:06
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Make my day again, I'll assume what I know's what is known.
Make me wait again, I'll spend these eight hours alone.
I'm finding out what it takes to make things fit, but I'm worried about the things that I don't see.
Make me tame again, hand-in-foot on your hook, just please don't overlook.
I'm ashamed of this, after-thoughts afterwards, six notions that will never work.
Oh its funny how things unravel with time.
Yeah, and it can hurt, if not then whats it worth?
Align yourself, count connections made -
Its more than just sitting in a softer silence, passing time on passersby then going home and wondering, "why?"
I miss you, but I couldn't stand to make you sick.
I'd kiss you, but I couldn't stand to get you sick.
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3. |
Dakota?
03:01
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Your forehead on my left side, stay with me this next night.
Can we be alright without sunlight?
There's always time to love our lines.
I'll take my sight when my eyes arrive, the county line won't break my plans this time.
I'm over-stating your staying over, but is it worth shaving for a colder shoulder?
With a sudden urge to downsize, you straighten out all of my crossed lines.
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4. |
Herald Telephone
02:00
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Tracking time, just to rewind, please excuse my last night?
Signs that its not right climb my mountain side.
Dan said I'll be dead if i can't keep my thoughts in check.
Signs of a better time, yet worse things could end a life.
I'm not mine, you're not anyone's
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