1. |
Losing Days
03:46
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I'm
Running home
From this wonderful life
We could have
Take
Take your time
She said I still love you
Anyway
And I don't want to be
The kind of guy
To run away
But I'm losing days
In your gaze
You said I'm getting
Tired of this
Personality
But I'm losing days
I
Can't stay young
But I won't grow old
Anymore
Don't
Pull me back
I know you mean well
More than most
And I don't want to be
The kind of guy
To run away
But I'm losing days
In your gaze
You said I'm getting
Tired of this
Personality
But I'm losing days
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2. |
The Midnight Carefree
04:11
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I'm falling asleep
It's 3 in the morning
Their voices are dancing in my head
My bed's deflated
The music feels warm
The lights are creeping in
I'm in and out of consciousness
It's like a dream
I'm floating downstream
At the Midnight Carefree
Delusional brain, hold my body
Next to me
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3. |
Monday Night
04:27
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I want to be around you
All the time
But I'm afraid to tell you
How much I care
What am I supposed to do
Nothing feels right
I'm stuck here thinking about you
This Monday Night
All I can do is imagine
Our life together
I'm stuck here thinking about you
This Monday Night
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