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Good Morning Sun
05:26
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I wonder how did you manage to drag me along?
And still make me want you, or do I have things all wrong?
You've found a new love to drink with someone who'll sing along
Tomorrow's gonna shine
I won't blink or close my eyes
It's been so long since I
Woke up to see a blue sky
My eyes turn greener in the night time
You think that everyone is watching you with condescending eyes
Isn't it sad to know when nobody cares at all?
I have seen too much
I think I've had enough
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2. |
Everything Is Beautiful
02:29
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3. |
One Night Stand
03:42
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4. |
Faking Spins
02:38
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I keep paying for all your lies because I skipped the truth
You separated yourself from me but I didn't ask you to
All I'm asking is for one more plane ticket home to see my crew
My message isn't about V-neck sweaters or deja vu
I keep training my eyes to see forward
They are far behind me
I'll leave my home, this town, this state so you won't ever find me,
You'll find me faking, twirling, spins around the yard since I lost you
Cameras capture everything that leaves a trail of proof
That life is about being loved so I'll just stay with you
I confess when you lowered your dress I knew, that we were through
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5. |
Anything For You
02:58
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6. |
Sad and Stoned
02:21
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