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You surprised me standing in the kitchen
And you held me in my childhood room
Emptied all my thoughts, and you listened
Excused by the night, absolved by the moon
Then I woke up
Took a breath
Tried to make sense
Then you woke up
Moved on
Sang our swan song
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2. |
Count On You
03:56
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I’m not surprised, I must say
When that look in your eyes says, “Help me”
When the sky is grey
You get washed away, you know it's not healthy
I don't know why you can't stay
If you run away, you don't have to face it
But in time, you'll say
The very words that I've been chasing
Can I count on you?
What else am I supposed to do?
Can I count on you?
Let me know what you could use
Can I count on you?
Tell me what I'm supposed to do
Can I count on you?
Let me know, I'll pass on through
You walk away, you won't try
But that look in your eyes says follow
You don't reply, you just fade
And you look through my face like I'm hollow
I'd break through, but you won't
And you can't, and you don't, want to arrange it
To tell the truth
We could all use one or two of the words that you're saying
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3. |
I Knew You When
05:14
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4. |
Birds Will Sing
04:07
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5. |
Seasons
05:29
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You can take them for free
The things that you want from me
I’ll waive all the fees
Because your song brings me peace
You are what I need
You’re everything that I see
Give every last bit of me
Just to hear you say anything
You’re holding me up
I wish to be clean
Of all the memories
Although they seem to be
The only thing holding me up
So don’t leave this behind
If you feel out of line
I think we’ll be alright
Balanced on a dime
Let me grow back some spine
And break away from these binds
If you’re still out of time
You can have some of mine
And I’ll hold you up
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6. |
Amalgam (Seasons II)
02:58
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7. |
Redbreast
07:17
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8. |
We're Gonna Live Forever
05:38
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