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Hold My Hands Up
03:36
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I will find a Rhythm in your heart beat
One that's never been heard before
I'll take you home at the end of the night
Hear your heartbeat, closer and closer
Saw some light shine off your face
Saw some lines I'd never seen before
One day I'll paint a picture
With these lines as the theme
And I'll Hold my hands up
That 'm singing about you
And I'll hold my hands up
As I hoped you would too
You say this thing between us
It can't last that long
I dont seem to understand this
As these words they seem so wrong
We were out with our friends and...
And I left early
I drove straight to the shoreline
And I sat there and I cried, I cried, I cried
For us...
And I'll Hold my hands up
That 'm singing about you
And I'll hold my hands up
As I hoped you would too
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The Fateful Sight
03:13
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Why when I see you walking on past these doors
The emotion of it all but knocks me, down dead
And why when I'm led there with my head cut an bleeding
It's the grave of what you left, that's where I'm led
I saw you under that street light
Nothing there left for me
I saw you behind that curtain
A ghost of what you used to be
As I look past you further into the space
You disappear from view your light has turned to shade
I noticed how the sun had kissed your skin on one side
Under scrutiny I wish you could have stayed
I saw you behind that birch tree
If you'd have climbed I'd have stood below
I saw you through the fountain
Your emotion did not show
I saw you under that street light
Nothing there left for me
I saw you behind that curtain
A ghost of what you used to be
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3. |
Leave This Place
04:00
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