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Tough Greg
03:18
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Can you hear the whisper?
In the trees?
As the sun set, over my street
Did you see it?
See our future in the rising Sun?
Was it bright?
Is that why, you ran in fright?
Back to safety
I guess all you need is a dog and some walls to call home
So remember the night we danced
When I held you close
And our world shifted and broke
I watched you drink the pain away
And I’ll burn mine just the same
So remember the night we danced
We....danced...
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Zag
02:56
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Yesterday I took a trip to the past
Saw what i believe to be as
The start of a timeline
Divergent from reality
I wish I could earn myself
Don’t worry it’s safe
They say you can’t recognize
Your Own Face Anyway
So I’ll go back and warn myself
To avoid you at all costs
Because you’re haunting
All my....thoughts
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Sleepless
02:45
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I watched the sun rise up again
I heard the rain start to fall
Lost track of all the times I
Caught myself
Talking to the wall
Trying to figure out
Where you end
And where I....Begin
Trying to climb up out of a hole
the sizeof Texas
Covering it up with twigs and branches
Trying to distract a
Tired mind
Fingers hover over windows to your life
But I’m a coward I can’t stand the sight
Of your eyes staring back at mine
You’re smile makes me weak
I’m sick of losing Sleep
I watched the sun rise up agajn
I heard the rain start to fall
Smile for another day
Smile just to hide the pain
I don’t think I’ll last another day
I don’t think that I can hide the pain.
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