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Fast One
02:10
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2. |
Death
04:46
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My gaze was fixed
My blood ran cold
On that night
Death came for my soul
He walked up to me
And took my hand
I begged him no
I’ve been a good man
I wake up every morning willing to change
But my faults still chose to haunt me every day
I try to lead an honest life and it's been hard
But it's hard to look past all of these scars
Now I’m not trying to say that I’m perfect
I’m full of anger and I’m prone to sin
I just think we all deserve a chance to pick up
The broken pieces and learn to start again
He took me back to the night that I lost you
He wanted me to see it all again
It was then that I realized
That without you dragging me down, my life could begin
Now I’m not trying to say that I’m perfect
I’m full of anger and I’m prone to sin
I just think we all deserve a chance to pick up
The broken pieces and learn to start again
He took me back to the place from whence I came
He told me I needed to let go of my pain
Treat each day like it may be your last
Cause soon these glorious days will be in our past
Now I’m not trying to say that I’m perfect
I’m full of anger and I’m prone to sin
I just think we all deserve a chance to pick up
The broken pieces and learn to start again
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3. |
Time
04:43
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A tear stained face, and clenched fist pretending I’m fine
I tell my friends I’m okay, but I still need time
Time to accept
That its all real
Time to forget
And time to heal
I’m still not okay
But I’m getting there
With each day that passes
I say once less prayer
I didn’t want a lie from you, I just needed the truth
Cuz I saw a future, only with you
But you didn’t see that anymore
I may’ve been broken, but I was still yours
I’m still not okay
But I’m getting there
With each day that passes
I say once less prayer
Prayers that fall
On deaf ears
Prayers to a god
I haven’t heard from in years
*instrumental*
I’m still not okay
But I’m getting there
With each day that passes
I say once less prayer
Prayers that fall
On deaf ears
Prayers to a god
I haven’t heard from in years
I will be okay
I will be fine
I will grow stronger
I just need some time
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4. |
Dirt
04:02
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I’d really like an explanation
For why I’m always alone
Why at the end of every night
Am I left staring at my phone
What is it about me
That no one wants to mend
I guess I’ll just keep sitting outside
Till someone decides they want me again
I never thought I’d turn into
The sad and lonely type
But lately I’m incapable
Of doing anything right
I guess I’ll just keep singing
These sad and lonely songs
Until the day that someone wants me
Until I find the place where I belong
Do you still remember
The day you said goodbye
You couldn’t love me
And didn’t want to try
Well those words, they have haunted me
Every day since then
I just want to find some closure
I just want it all to end
What is it about me
That no one wants to mend
I guess I’ll just keep sitting outside
Till someone decides they want me again
They say that loneliness is in itself a gift
But what’s the point of this empire of dirt
If I’ve got no one left to share it with
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5. |
Cope (Cover)
03:57
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I want to watch it all fall until it's dark
You both look exactly the same at night
I'd arranged the bed like crosses
Watched them fall into the floor
It made me stop and forget what we were fighting for
It's like everything that I ever have imagined
Is coming true today
There is a cost my friend, for living out some other dream
To bind a consequence
It comes and goes in seasons around here, I thawed again
There's nothing left around to yield a sorry ignorance
If I do let go, I hope you never see
There is no one there that's waiting after me
And I hope if there is one thing I let go
It is the way that we cope
And I hope if there is one thing that we know
From the way that you and I will wander off
And we won’t become a lifeless load
That wanders around and hopes for sorrow
I know... I know
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