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Trajectory
03:39
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It's been a while, time to let go
And I feel like I was dreaming
It's not easy, a failing trajectory
I always thought that you would complete me
And maybe someday I'll find the words
Times that we smiled, they meant the world
So what now?
I'm having trouble sleeping
So what now?
I'm thinking of who we were
(Give) Give me back my dreams
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2. |
Run
01:39
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Take hold, you have my devotion in your hands
Long for, your precious sweet embrace
From a standstill, I'm coming back to you
Can we run?
Away for me here
(Take hold, you have my devotion in your hands)
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3. |
Isn't That A Shame?
03:31
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We don't speak anymore
We don't laugh anymore
The joy has left your face
Isn't that a shame?
We don't kiss anymore
I forgot the taste of your lips
Isn't that a shame?
All for nothing
There's things we can't say
Your words are like a loaded gun
(You've always had a way with words)
Drive, put the car in drive
Drive, I can't take the silence anymore
Isn't that a shame?
We don't talk anymore
Go waste someone else's life
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4. |
Floor
03:38
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I still live in our old town
Across the street from your old house
They tore down the fence that your mother painted
And boarded up the home you hated
And sometimes I still think of you
I want to feel that love again
I want to feel safe, safe from all the changes
Safe from all the world
I've been alive too long
To be sleeping on the couch again
Mattress on the floor
Wrapped in all my silence
I'm tired of feeling fragile
Walking around with this pain
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