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Every waking moment,
Is longer than the last.
Every ticking second,
Reminds me I'm part of the past.
Fleeting her eyes still wander,
While she sits so calm and reserved.
Gone since late last December.
I wonder if she'll ever return.
Seeding out from a question,
A response that I never had heard.
Everything that she never mentioned,
Was far more than I ever deserved.
Hold on to the closest around you,
It's something I should have learned.
But I'm constantly searching the window,
To see that pretty little bird.
To see that pretty little bird.
If you clip my wings,
I'll never make it off the ground.
From the bottom up is such a long road.
I made way to the clouds,
Just to fall right back down,
But you never knew cus' there was no sound.
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Hear Me
03:15
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You've gone away.
Somewhere new to stay.
And I closed the door on you, so long ago.
But these seasons changed,
And these scenes were made.
Black backdrops and hole punched skies, to guide you home.
And the distance grows, from who I used to be.
But now it shows, and I can't let it get to me.
I can't let it get to me.
I can't let you get to me.
This heart, just won't miss a beat.
These lungs just won't let me breathe.
My voice just wont let me speak.
With my dying wish, I hope that you hear me.
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3. |
The Christmas Kid
04:43
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Long cold nights,
And drunken rides home.
Plans for the lottery and we're so good to go.
Trapped in my pocket,
Memories and notes.
You ask if I'm alright, I guess I'll let you go.
Don't bring this down on me.
Sharing dopamine dreams,
And fictions we hold.
I've found I don't do anything I'm told.
Separated in these sheets.
These nights are still so cold.
From the beginning I guess, I know I should have known.
Don't bring this down on me.
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