1. |
Carried Away
03:45
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mild dances
still having flashes
of you
I can feel you commanding
whenever I felt abandoned
It was always my hand in your hand
I know you can get carried away sometimes
Sometimes i don't care enough
I grow by tearing away at whats inside
parts that will only make me feel stuck
Armed with a final advantage
Still I wish only good for you
You were always commanding
No wonder I felt abandoned
It was always my hand in your hand
In your hand
I know you can get carried away sometimes
Sometimes i don't care enough
I grow by tearing away at whats inside
parts that will only make me feel stuck
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2. |
Haunt You
04:16
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Find a new way
Is that so bad
Its too late
Is that so bad
Oh and by the way
When you hear that sound
It will wash away all that
Haunts you
Isn't that what you want
You can drift away far
Never to far from home
Listen close
Hear the sound
The deep resounding tone
The voice that calls out
I can hear it say
Come back to me
Just forgive me for
What I've done
Isn't that what you want
Its all that i want
You can drift away far
Never to far from home
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3. |
Fading East
03:36
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I know this place
familiar sayings
I cant seem
Too keep it safe
Focus I misgave
I can never replace
Just wind up
This time facing
East
Making it full circle
At the very least
Back on top
Restarting the cycle
When you're born
The first thing you get to keep
Is your name
So many things change
Within a week
This power placed in my hands
I don't understand
Somewhere out there
I know who i am
You drew a picture of me
A picture I keep
The paint masquerades
How others see
Me
I'm making it all up
To you
When you're born
The first thing you get to keep
Is your name
So many things change
Within a week
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