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All
03:20
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I sure do believe that I've got everything I'll ever need at home
I don't need to see the world if I can just be here in all alone.
Water laps the shoreline exchanging tainted hymns from bow to stern --
"Forget me not." "I hope you will." "Remember me, for I shall soon return."
I traveled the coast to find tomorrow but I only found today.
Come to find it's a span of time that even I'm not wealthy enough to waste.
If this time is the charm I'll sit patiently until I let you know --
Your shadow is my soul -- I'd court it anywhere we ever dream to go.
And tattooed to my memory, your silhouette, it wanes unto the moon.
If we keep dreaming in what we believe in, it'll never come too soon.
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Good Looks
02:50
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Balance
03:30
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One more for the road --
"Remember beauty in simplicity," she wrote, "keep it for as long as you can."
Carve it in the sand, call it out from the height of the land. Keep it for as long as you can.
And if push comes to shove, won't you rather have someone true to love? Keep it for as long as you can.
I'm sorry I communicate the story very poorly when you ask.
And therebutfore I return to my past.
I'm not falling. I can balance.
I'd know your voice through my window, if only in a dream a lifetime away from me.
I'd count it in the stars if they guarantee to line up where you are and I know as many things about you.
You said it with the photograph I found that you had left behind.
The truest love can be unwise.
I'm not falling. I can balance.
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Good Luck
04:08
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I heard good luck is hard to find if it's included in your plans. So I just keep moving on -- forgetting everything I've done. Wake up mid-day, it's the new way. Hardly anything is worth sleeping on the floor. But I don't think anyone will remember.
But how am I supposed to do this alone?
No place left to call my own.
I might need another day to try to find a way to turn my luck around.
I heard it's tough to find the truth without believing in a lie. And I know I've told one or two just to keep on getting by. Sleeping all day -- it's the new way. Hardly anything is worth sleeping on the floor. But I don't think anyone will remember.
But how am I supposed to do this alone?
No place left to call my own.
I might need another day to try to find a way to turn my luck around.
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