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Undone
03:04
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Lost in the silence
We gaze at the ground.
Fields where we'd lay
All mowed down.
Do you feel undone?
Farthest from the
Beating sun
We could wake when it's gone.
Farther apart now
With less betweens.
Crazy for feeling
That your heart would stay.
Do you feel undone
Farthest from the sun?
I'm running on empty.
I wish I could
Trade in my heart for some gold...
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2. |
I Fell In Love With You
03:30
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You are the sun in my eyes
And I can't look away.
You shade my heart with lies
While I bask in your rays.
Cuz I fell in love with you.
Whether or not you wanted me to...
I've grown bitter and cold--
My heart dark and grey.
[But] You're still the sun in my eyes,
And now I'm blind and lame.
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4. |
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Every star in the night sky
Shining down on me.
As the last of my heart
Walks down the street.
Is it too late to say I'm sorry?
Will you leave, leaving me out to dry?
If I prove it to you?
Would you trust that it's true?
Why's it even on my mind?
Every fear that's in my heart
Tugging to and fro
As the last of my love
Drives down the road.
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5. |
Play The Game
02:50
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Though it's over
Can't be seen around
Despite the anger and
Lack of Love, I
Owe it to you for
Who I am.
I'd like to show you
The best I can.
Every morning I'll play your song
If you keep singing it when I'm gone.
To keep your memory in words I sing cuz
In the end we all must play the game.
I hurt you and
You made me cry.
Unresolved
States of mind.
I'm not a madman,
Just a lonely guy.
Moving forward
Begs my mind.
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