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Just Be One Again
03:07
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When you walk alone
Do you feel, do you feel
Do you feel at home?
The cracks in the pavement are just like your own
When I'm all alone
And I feel, and I feel
And I feel the cold
Coming though a window opened long ago
Opened long ago
With the summer nights unknown
These memories of mine
Are just like your own
They're just like your own
They're just like your own
Take me away to a better place
Where you and I can just be one again
Take me away to a better place
Where you and I can just be one again
You could take me away
Take me away to a better place
Where you and I can just be one again
Take me away to a better place
Where you and I can just be one again
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2. |
Sour Grapes
02:51
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You age like a sparkling wine
I'm a tiny grape on your vine
But I'm bearing the fruit
Of some awfully good news for you
It seems that telling the truth
Is catching up with you
It seems that telling the truth
Is creating the headline news
Creating the headline news
You hate like a violent crime
Blood crimson all the time
But the excuses are true
It's the truth that catches up to you
It seems that telling the truth
Is all made up to you
It seems that telling the truth
Is the hardest thing for you
You lay like an axe to the grind
Patience thinning all the time
But while you shake right through
You're rattled by the truth
It seems that telling the truth
Is all made up to you
It seems that telling the truth
Is the hardest thing for you
You're creating the headline news
You're creating the headline news
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3. |
And If We Ever Come Down
04:32
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The disconnect within the subtext of the universe
Provides the content from inside of a bed under covers
I see you, you see me, and we can get high
And if we come down it's only because we ran out of time
The disconnect within the subtext of the universe
I'm reading book after book but I'm still sure that I'll never learn
But if I see you, you see me, and we can get high
And if we come down we still will never say goodbye
The disconnect within the subtext of the universe
Affects the course you take and decisions at every turn
But when I see you, you see me, and we can get high
And if we come down...
No, we'll never come down
And if we come down...
No, we'll never come down
And if we come down...
Oh no, we'll never come down
And if we come down...
No, we'll never come down
No we'll never come down
Oh no we'll never come down
Oh no we'll never come down
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4. |
When You And I Connect
02:35
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Desolate
You and I connect
Intimate
And in it til the end
I admire you
And the way you move
Initiative
You and I could live
Between the lines
On the edge and we just fall in
One slip
If I miss I won't forget
All or any of this
When you and I connect
I admire you
And the way you move
I admire you
And the way you move me
When you and I connect
When you and I connect
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