1. |
Lake December
03:52
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And I don't have much on,
I can see my breath, I can see the cold
In my arms, you would fit well now,
On this December day
One step ahead one step behind me
I would have understood
I would have been there too
There was a time when I looked to this day
Saw you in my arms
We could breathe again,
this December day
Is there something I can say?
Is there something I can do?
I would have understood
I would have been there too
I can see you in my dreams
I can see you following me
One step ahead
One step behind me
Is there something I can say now?
Is there something I can do now?
I would have understood
I would have been there too
It was your mistake
but, I feel the hurt too
the pain is gone it's over
I can see you following me
There was a time when I looked to this day
Saw you in my arms
We could breathe again,
this December day
There was a time when I looked to this day
Saw you in my arms
We could breathe again,
this December day
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2. |
Thicker Than Water
04:10
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Oh, the sound
of loneliness unbound
I'm trying not to drown
in the beast of us we've found
It's always the same game
Return to sender
my blood runs thicker
Wish that we
could feel the same
this sure fit can't be
I'm so sorry
Hate me now
Hate me now
You were found and lost somehow
Hate me now
Spin me out
How you love to toss me around
You were wise to run and hide
now watch all of the pieces fly
All these colors
shared between us
stain these pages
All that we have now are
distant memories and
dirty wings
but you
Hate me now
Hate me now
You were wrong and lost and found
Hate me now
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3. |
Lost
04:45
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I get lost sometimes
fall between the lines
buried under crimes
all these...
Yeah we worship time
labor contract signed
we can't all abide
to this
We'll be safe inside
lock the doors and hide
We'll be safe inside
Yeah
Weakness spills in my mind
I'm fine
This isn't your life
It's mine
Just sleep for a while
Stay blind
forget this world
We all fall
Submit my demise
Helpless secret lies
can you empathize?
Yeah
Where the darkness lies
toss a torch inside
Liberate what's died
Get over it
Claw the dirt for life
Strengthened by your strife
now you're equalized
Yeah
Weakness spills in my mind
I'm fine
This isn't your life
It's mine
just sleep for a while
Define
Forgive this world
We all fall
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4. |
Never Know
04:15
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She hides her eyes
Her soul filled with fight
seeing what was impossible
become reality
Never seeing that it would be
watching her world drift away
away, away
Now she stands
All alone
On her own
No matter how long she's still
she just doesn't understand
A lone tear shall fall
but in her mind, she's fine
Like a perfect dream
she never saw
how she demeaned
I'm the only one who cared
now beneath the sun she burns so fair
so fair
Now she stands
All alone
On her own
No matter how long she's still
she just doesn't understand
You'll never know this feeling
you'll always want to hide
You'll never know this feeling
You'll always want to cry
You'll never know this feeling
You'll always want to hide
You'll never know this feeling
you will always want to die
Now she stands
All alone
On her own
No matter how long she's still
she just doesn't understand
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