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White Water
03:18
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Got lost in the blur
I've forgotten who we were
Let's leave it all behind
Fought for our facade
For the one to prove us wrong
You know you said it best
"Cynics waste their time…
What I found here just wasn't mine"
So, I say…
I was thinking on settling
White water crashes over me
Break apart
For what it's worth, if I stay here then I'll struggle to pay the rent
I started to wander
If we bathe until we rust
Try until we're numb
And I can't save it
I never want to see you again
Take it lying down
Take away my oxygen
I can't save it
I never want to see you again
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2. |
Good As Gold
01:24
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Oh how we spin and how we glow
Let's stop and pick the flowers
See me, love
I'll be good as gold
Gave me some peace when I was getting tired
Put on your skates, this is how we roll
Give in to death but don't give in to violence
The feeling's back and we're holding on
Holding onto this desire
Are your needs met?
Hell, life goes on
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