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Any final thoughts?
03:09
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Grace of you
02:49
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If you're gonna run
02:42
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Turn us 2 Dust
03:19
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Honest
02:56
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Now I’ve got a story even I don’t know if I believe in
War between my brain and body- someone trying to get even
With me for some former glory when it was a different season
Someone set me free
Before I lose my mind and disappear
Yesterday is nothing when I haven’t seen or heard my baby
Let’s just say this sinking feeling drives me nothing short of crazy
Lucky that I filled my tank cuz I’ve been running on empty
Someone take my hand
Before I write something that I regret
And I’m through being anything but honest
To see that through is a different type of contest
I don’t know but I’ve been told
These songs are my flesh and the power it holds
All I was missing was a shove in some direction
Did we have a good time last night? Struggling for recollection
If I made you mad, that was never my intention
Only had to say
Exactly what it is that’s killin me
And I’m through being anything but honest
To see that through is a different type of contest
I don’t know but I’ve been told
These songs are my flesh and the power it holds
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