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Water
00:51
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(Instrumental)
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Out Of Your Life
04:49
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Chorus:
I’m out of your life
That’s what you wanted, right?
I backed out
Now I’m nothing
You tore apart a dream
Burned it in front of me
And then you disappeared
(For so long)
So I moved further away
Tried to forget your face
And now you show up here
You can’t really blame me
For your life since I left
Try counting all the stars
(Chorus x2)
There’s nothing I can say
There’s so much you can do
Show me, you’ve got to prove
(How long)
Did I need to stay away
I did drive by your place
Even though you’d moved
I really tried to fix this
I really needed time
I know that you resent
(Chorus x2)
Maybe in time we will learn to be good friends
I’ll blame myself until the end
I can’t really blame you
For my life since I left
I try counting all the stars
(Chorus x3)
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Everpresence
02:41
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Remember the times we’d spend out in the back yard
You warned me about taking my bike out way too far
Feels like yesterday, though a long time ago
The way the sun felt sitting on our patio
Chorus:
Missing that shooting star in the sky
There are a million others, but I ask why
I had to miss this one cause that wish is gone
Nothing’s making sense
And I can’t believe
What could have been if I had only looked up
Trying to hide the times you wished that you had stayed
Bending the rules to all the games we used to play
Our leaves fall from trees when
The wind shakes our branches
(Chorus x1)
Our leaves fall from trees when
The wind shakes our branches
(Chorus x1)
Our leaves fall from trees when
The wind shakes our branches
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Point Of No Return
03:44
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Open eyes
Never sleep deprived
Awaken from your slumber with a kiss
Swim far out
Beyond the clouds and drought
The point of no return doesn’t exist
There’s always a way back…
Turn around
When your name’s called out
A word linked to a soul I always miss
It’s ok
There’s no mistakes made
When the point of no return doesn’t exist
There’s always a way back…
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I'm just an old man
Running out of time
Now's always then
Now is then
Chorus:
I've been alive, underneath...
I live in my head...
I'm trapped inside an aging body...
I can't take a step
Because I don't understand
I think about it too much until
Now is then
(Chorus x1)
I live in my head...
(Chorus x1)
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Every Little Thing
04:19
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So cold
The wind crosses our back yard
We watch it blow
Can't keep hold
On to all the pieces
We watch them go
Chorus:
It's every little thing that counts...
So safe
From trees and their shadows
That take their shapes
Still, we stay
Hiding from the time
That takes us away
(Chorus x1)
Here, in here
Our choices aren't here
Here, there's hope here
The ending's not here
Forgetting what happy was
Making impulsive choices
Hiding ourselves from the world
Taking it all for granted
Pushing our friends away
Burning all our chances
Of getting away from here
And living like we mean it
(Chorus x1)
It's every little thing we stopped caring about
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89
00:19
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(Instrumental)
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