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Sorry Again
04:13
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Come, and get dressed
Tomorrow is on its way
Yesterday's gone, and today's at the door
Trying to pick the lock
Come, down the stairs
Where the waking hours peek inside
Through the window I see the sun
As it shines in your deep crimson hair
There is no way to show how I feel today
So don't walk away
You, you say I'm tied
To the wind that blows just outside
With a note on the door saying "I'm sorry again"
See, see me now
I'm alone but I'm still here with you
And no one's still talking except for me
But you don't seem to mind
You just say that you'll stay here in this solitary day
Where the world is so far away
See, we're ok
But still there's this wall between
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Sunrise
04:05
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Moon howling dog is growling
Lay back, relax and watch the tide
Wood thunder and I wonder
Can you keep yourself dry?
Waves breaking artists faking
Along the eastern borderline
Wood thunder and I wonder
Can you keep yourself dry?
Dead end and on the mend
Like minded thoughts to satisfy
Wood thunder and I wonder
Can you keep yourself dry?
Sunrise, sunrise, you only lie
Sunset, sunset, swallow me whole
Sunrise, sunrise, wash it away
Sunset, sunset, swallow me whole
Eyes are filling blood is spilling
Over the eastern borderline
I feel a bit unreal
You tell me stay to watch the tide
And I know I can't just go
But I wonder can you stay dry
Wood thunder and I wonder
Can you keep yourself dry?
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3. |
Alright
03:56
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Is it cold enough?
Everyone's drunk but I'm still in love
So I guess you could say I'm alright
I haven't slept for days
When I close my eyes I can see your face
So I guess you could say I'm alright
I can't play those old songs
Cause I can still hear the way that you'd sing along
So I guess you could say I'm alright
I guess I'll get drunk again
It helps me stop thinking of you and them
So I guess you would say you're alright
I've got a broken face
Cause there's not a soul who could take your place
But I guess you would say that's alright
I guess I'll just move on now
I know I can but I just don't know how
But I guess you could say I'm alright
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4. |
For the First Time
03:17
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All alone late last night
Shotgun shell on the table
Trying hard to forget your name but I don't know if I'm able
Cause I've tried
Oh Lord knows I have tried
You told me once, and you told me twice
You told me every day
That there was nothing I could try to ever make you stay
Anymore
And then you locked the door
But you know
For the first time
I can breathe fine
Though I was deaf and blind
Know I will be just fine
I spent so long with a worried mind
But I got to move along
There ain't no use in waiting round to hear you sing that same old song
One more time
Though you can't blame me for trying
Well I'm all alone late last night
Shotgun bottles on the table
Tried so hard to forget your name but I don't care if I'm able
Anymore...
But I know
For the first time
In a long time
I can breathe fine
Know I will be just fine
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