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Wonderful Lies
03:43
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Writing the words on the back of your lips, its a taste ill soon forget.
Its a scene i know too well,
blank stares and lonely eyes, where heartache dwells.
I was once in your steps, now they're worn from the thoughts that carry you.
If you could find the time to see it my way.
I would die to know ill be okay.
Can you see this body of mine?
Can you see you're losing your mind?
Seen more than once, seasons come and faces go its a lie when hearts turn grey from white.
They all show they don't want to stay, wondering why have i stayed so long?
If you could find the time to see it my way.
I would die to know ill be okay.
Can you see this body of mine?
Can you see you're losing your mind?
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Blossom (Colorful)
05:44
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Colorful, yet your pale.
Your hearts here, your minds set sail.
If you could see, the other side of me.
If you could see the other side of me.
Spring it makes no sense.
i've built a wall, i've made a mess.
Change your heart, Change your days.
Blossom and amaze....
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Blackroom
05:22
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Its not the same thought we once all knew,
But the one that haunts you when you cant seem to fall asleep.
Up again, we're standing were we least expected.
On my arm, i watch the colors fade to you.
What a lasting impression to never forget a face i've never seen.
Hold tight, to what you know.
Falling asleep just might kiss the light goodnight.
Turn off the lights she's singing to me what a temptation ill be.
Ill see you again when the lights come on, but for now ill sing to you in a black room.
Its not the same thought we once all knew,
But the one that haunts you when you cant seem to fall asleep.
Up again, we're standing were we least expected.
On my arm, i watch the colors fade to you.
What a lasting impression to never forget a face i've never seen.
Turn off the lights she's singing to me what a temptation ill be.
Ill see you again when the lights come on, but for now ill sing to you in a black room.
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The first time i saw daisy in the night.
I've got to meet you, before next mornings light.
Charming since your birth.
What is beauty worth?
Beauty upon my hands.
Beauty upon my hands.
The first time i saw daisy in the night,
I've got to meet you, before next mornings light.
Love so neglected, left to die.
Give it water, give it another life.
Safe to say, none the less.
You live life to impress.
Beauty upon my hands.
Beauty upon my hands.
The first time i saw daisy in the night,
I've got to meet you, before next mornings light.
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Portamento
07:30
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You still waiting, the sunlight is fading, night is to come...
You can see it like the sky.
The peace within her eyes, but there is rage inside that hides behind her smile.
Stuck on your rock again, the trees they whisper.
Tells a story of a young girl who faces the whole world.
Things we never knew.
The things we say, the things we do.
Cant you see the feelings i bring?
Come with me, come with me.
Your mind is shaping, the color is fading.
You are awaiting the one the one.
You still waiting the sunlight is fading, night is to come.
Stuck on your rock again.
Our minds they slumber.
A sweetheart we pretend, for worse or for better.
we have left to find, what we feel inside.
Let the rhythm of your heart, guide you from now on.
Things we never knew.
The things we say, the things we do.
Cant you see the feelings i bring?
Come with me, come with me.
Your mind is shaping, the color is fading.
You are awaiting the one the one.
You still waiting the sunlight is fading, night is to come.
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Daise San Bernardino, California
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