1. |
Bury the Thought
01:52
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but I'm afraid
everything is saying no
but I wonder
what's the harm
now would you guess
it hasn't changed
some time
could help you
could help us
bury the thought
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2. |
Know Your Impact
01:34
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we sat around and waited
said you'd be home by midnight
but its 3am
you left a spare key
in the door mat
I was cold while waiting
I let myself in-
we let ourselves in
do you care?
do you?
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3. |
No Idea
02:02
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whatever it takes
your joy becomes mine
to see your smile
was the greatest prize
what about you?
I think I saw you
once before
in a dream
I've been sleeping a lot
maybe it's too much
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