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Own Thing
03:03
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You stole the summer from me. I know I'll get it back someday. I don't believe you never knew how much it meant to me. I know this isn't what you thought. It's not what I thought either. We came too far to not be close, but time does it's own thing.
I listen to the words I hear, I just don't know what they are. I understand it's not your fault. I've got so much to learn. You never know if certain things will happen for a reason. You can try to ask the universe in a language you think it speaks.
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Think of It
02:37
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Break away. Don't look back. If you do you will say, "What was that in my past that wants to come with me?"
Nice outside, but you are stuck inside. Don't know why. You'll have to think of it, and then go do something.
You can tell the weather by looking out windows. Yet you need a machine telling you what to bring.
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From Here
04:04
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It's not downhill from here.
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Stargarder
03:01
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Sorry, but this song has no lyrics or singing.
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A Talking To
02:44
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Tell me what you want me to know. Tell me you what you want me to show you. Tell me, are you ready to go? I know I am.
How come you don't want them to see? How come you can't let it be me now? Why won't you just say what you need? I know I can. (Or can I?)
I don't think you hear me at all. I think I'm talking to a wall again. I don't think that you've got the gall. I know I do. (Do what?)
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Will Die Too
03:10
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All the secrets within you, all the things you never want to do, will die too.
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