1. |
ghosts in snow
02:53
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i miss who we were, back then
youre not just a ghost, youre my friend
i bite my tongue
i hold my breath
i say goodnight
i let you in
x2
(drive far away, ill find away)
strangers
go fall into place
they will stay there
permanently
robbed from the light
unlovable
creatures of life
they wont be saved
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2. |
let it go
01:36
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you showed me a world, i didnt want to leave
and its possible ill never see again
at night we would curl, and drift into the sea
forever cursed were forced wed starve and then begin
i whispered your name, and let it sink right down
you laughed as i just watched the wind come out your mouth
its never enough, the distance between
ill always let you know how much you mean to me
cant let it go
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porch
01:45
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its early in the morning and i wonder if youre outside
smoking on your porch, like you usually do, to pass time
its not right to give this pain to you
i cant help but thinking of you
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4. |
contact/space
02:18
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its getting hard enough to reach you
are you afraid? im not afraid
its getting hard enough to reach you
im not afraid, are you afraid?
a bunch of galaxies away, a land without a name
you wait for me to stay
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5. |
to sit beside discomfort
03:33
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