1. |
Let it Go
01:55
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the rain stopped
sudden as it began
but the clouds hung
on as long as they can
it rained just enough
for the colors to bleed
I lost track of what was you
and what was still me
this is not my home
this is not my home yet
the thunder called
and shouted our names
the lightning warned
a returning rain
you asked me if I
would walk you back home
the wind howled response
two ships anchored too close
this is not my home
this is not my home yet
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2. |
The Man of Your Dreams
05:28
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you caught me
I'm the asshole of your dreams
the one that you've been waiting for
you can blame me
for everything
I know it's so easy to wish that I were dead
so hate me
I was just unlucky
for being in the wrong place at the right time
amaze me with stories
your great ability
how satisfied you must be with yourself
forgive me
for assuming
for believing
for trusting and for anything else
forget me
it's embarrassing to be seen
I hope, I really do hope you're doing well
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3. |
At Death, A Proclamation
02:47
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Oh, in life
Through many dark rooms, we must go
And alright
Though many’s the hour
Will come to you sour and slow
And all night
Though flames in the forest ring halos
To glory us both
All I
Can bring to that chorus of smoke
Is the hope that you knowed:
Oh, love
Though one day I tarried too far
And I never came home
Oh, love
Always I carried your heart
Married deep in my own
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