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Do you think it matters
If I'm kind to you
Involved with separate actors
Stay calm, push me through
I hope nothing happens
When we fall asleep
I hope nothing happens
When we dream
Hanging from the rafters
My home, split in two
We sing in different accents
Strange eyes, same moon
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2. |
Harlot, Liar
02:39
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Strange light, first sign of spring
There's a thing in your hair, it's confusing me
Close your eyes, you'll start to see
A forgotten room from a forgotten dream
Oh, when your arms get tired
When you're not inspired
You're approaching me
Oh, I'm a harlot, liar
I'm a counterfeit crier
Don't you listen to me
I am an honest man
See you there in your rocking chair
With your ice cream bowl
And your hollow stare
Didn't think that you'd run away
Thought you'd always stay
Another rainy day
Oh, you changed my mind
When you put your hand right into mine
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3. |
Nowhere to Go
03:40
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If you're feeling low
Nowhere to go, nowhere to go
Just call me up
I'll be right over, I'll be right over
If you need me
You can always
Pretend California, New York
The same thing
I was only
Looking for place
Persons trying aching
Falling, I could sing
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4. |
Sunday
01:33
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I Like You
02:18
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I like you
I let you in my room
Don't fight you
Do what you wanna do
I give up
I will never understand
What's real love
Won't you take me by the hand
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6. |
Several Years
02:06
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Several years I was on the run from
Anyone and everyone
Several years I was in a daze too
Didn't know who I was talking to
You had a hole in your heart
You nearly fell apart
I could see the wreckage too
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