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Faces
02:53
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Take your time
Is nothing I ever meant to do
Take my pride
Is nothing I could every do
My heart, it beats on
Today was rough, but tomorrow's new
My lungs, they breathe on, the same way
Now we're just two faces in an ocean so deep
I swear I will stay right here if you ever find me
Feel my scars
There's nothing you could ever do,
Our lives, they go on, the same way
Now we're just two faces in an ocean so deep
I swear I will stay right here if you ever find me
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Bridges
03:07
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Penitence
02:24
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Guiltiness and penitence
Rattle about her bones
All the fears she's had for years
Are right back to take her hope
Oh she's falling for it again
Oh it's right back inside her skin
If everything could go her way
She'd fall back into love
His foolishness, a selfish kiss
Right back to take her hope
Oh she's falling for him again
Oh He's right back inside her skin
She's falling for it again
It's right back inside her skin
She's falling for him again
He's right back inside her skin
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4. |
Tidal Waves
03:26
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Marzocco Dallas, Texas
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