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Boat
03:07
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Hard to heal while holding hope
won't you lead this racing boat back out to sea
Would you do it for me?
Saw your scars against the air
and decided then and there where I would stay
I'm here today
I have learned your every fear
and they'll come back every year till we are gone
It won't be long
I'll replace all you stole
remember all of your old gone memories
Do you remember me?
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2. |
Fortune's Arms
04:25
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I've been waiting long
in the wings of fortune's arms
seen the light of day
stole from your embrace
You were just sixteen
when you were lost at sea
loved not to hear a sound
until you're dragging down
You have seen me here
stuck for four whole years
didn't think it could take this long
to sing my final song
But I can soon start clean
erase all I've seen
paint and start anew
but lingering is you
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3. |
There You Go
04:06
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I can't fight the feeling
of everything combined
Can you pay any mind?
all that's yours is mine
What you lack there
I'll build you here
I held onto it all
everything that ran away
can't think when you're away
everything's okay
What you lack there
I'll build you here
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