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It was a nightmare
03:05
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Each Other
02:39
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When you hit rock and I hit bottom,
All of our friends have forgotten us.
We'll have each other.
The day has come, what have we done.
All of our friends have forsaken us.
Still we have each other.
When you hit rock and I hit bottom,
All of our friends have forgotten us.
We'll have each other.
The day has come, what have we done.
All of our friends have forsaken us.
Still we have each other.
I'm not gonna act like that's enough.
Get in the car, lets have some fun.
Hit the gas, come on while we're still young.
We could leave forever.
Don't look back, don't give them that,
Show them that they took to long to act,
It's now or never.
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Mirror
06:03
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You'll be there,
when the last one falls.
You'll be there,
when we lose it all.
You've burned,
all your bridges.
Your heart,
is cold and rigid.
They say,
That it's too late.
There's no chance,
For an empty slate.
They say,
Just go away,
There's too much,
You can't repay.
I was there,
When they shut the door,
Said they wouldn't
Put up with you anymore.
I watched,
you in the cold.
Couldn't you,
just do what you were told.
They said,
They'd had enough.
I told them,
That they were too rough.
They said,
Who are you?
Shut your mouth,
Or next will be you.
As I tell,
This story here,
I realize,
I was just looking in the mirror.
In the mirror,
In the mirror.
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5. |
untitled
08:02
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A man who thirsts cannot expect
To find a well and drink till quenched
For tragic spans may take his breath
Before he reaches journey's end
But in his heart he always knew
That somewhere waters rest
A lover's heart may not suppose
That he will win the one he chose
For earnest heart and token's rose
May never stir her love to grow
But unrequited hearts believe
That love will find them yet
Well worlds that I have never seen
Still call to me and haunt my dreams
And quiet things still stir belief
That you, alone, are home for me
So I may never see your shores
But such a place exists
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9. |
Home re-record
07:08
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10. |
something something
00:27
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