1. |
Rose
03:01
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say what you say want to
that you're dying for it
you and I
you and I
you took so long
to just not….
say what you say want to
that you are dying for it
you and I
you and I
you took so long
to just not say
oh day!
you took so long all day long
to not say
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2. |
Song for Sam
03:16
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So you'd say
we're nothing
more than another cliche
So denial
don't know
Just wanna hangout with my homies
it's over today
that's all for one day
Now I'm a blurred photo
it's over today
that's all for one day
today
we said
it's over
since we find that we're not the same (though)
today
we separate
I know
There's nothing anymore to show
I know
but I still feel
your love
for everything we were 'till last night
so many things
we've shared
I thought it would be forever
it's coming again
jamming
I'm jumping in
all that feelings for you
it's coming again
jamming
I'm jumping in
oh no
today
we said
it's over
since we find that we're not the same (though)
today
we separate
I know
There's nothing anymore to show
I know
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3. |
Verve
03:30
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Here’s the wise man
He prefers to hear
Not quick to answer,
tardy to be angry
The rain comes down
The water rises
but he doesn’t fall
There’s the foolish man
like a house built on sand
He is blind, has no ears
He’s controlled by fear
The rain comes down
The water rises
He falls in his own lies
What are you building up?
A sand castle?
Why are you so proud?
Your crash was so loud
Maybe it’s time to rethink
the winds blow
and beat against you
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4. |
Canada
03:38
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The sinful mind is at war with heaven
There’s no control over our thoughts
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