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Head Down
03:09
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On the way home thinking about my life to be
Something strange pops in my head and occurs to me
All I do is forgive and forget
But now I changed my mind and life is perfect
Keep my head down means nothing new to me
My brains one and only philosophy
So I guess I better be on my way
Hope for the best and pray for a better day
So i'm thinking about moving on without you
You keep on pushing me about and putting me through
Hell! just to see me fall through your wall
you keep on kicking me and giving me a load of excuses
So what do I do know, what do I do
What do I do know, I'd rather be in the dark
Keep my head down means nothing new to me
My brains one and only philosophy
So I guess I better be on my way
Hope for the best and pray for a better day
What do I do when my world comes into two
Another line that pushed me away from you
So you've been here before, this is just a metaphor
Don't make excuses, for what i've seen
But when you don't wanna be anything but in between
The words that could have set me free
Your never gonna be with me
Keep my head down means nothing new to me
My brains one and only philosophy
So I guess I better be on my way
Hope for the best and pray for a better day
Keep my head down means nothing new to me
My brains one and only philosophy
So I guess I better be on my way
Hope for the best and pray for a better day
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Amelie
03:26
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You don't have to be so afraid
Cause one day he will come and take you away
From the pain you've been hiding to wash away like
Rain on a rainy day your his lois lane
Just hold on to me
Under stars and blankets of city lights
A little girl cries with her pale blue eyes
Shes just waiting for her own superman
Shes just waiting for her own superman
Save her tonight
Save her tonight
He said I don't want to be rude
But i've been thinking all about you
And I know, it's a crime
To make you all mine
My own form of kryptonite, your keeping me away at night
Just hold on to me
Don't ever let me go
Under stars and blankets of city lights
A little girl cries with her pale blue eyes
Shes just waiting for her own superman
Shes just waiting for her own superman
Save her tonight (woah)
Save her tonight (woah)
You've only got one chance so just take it
Before you miss our time and you dont make it
So lets make it
Under stars and blankets of city lights
A little girl cries with her pale blue eyes
Shes just waiting for her own superman
Shes just waiting for her own superman
Save her tonight (woah)
Save her tonight (woah)
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3. |
One
03:12
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Panic attacks are my new best friend tonight
They keep me wide awake
When the pain in my side
Comes out it gets hard to play
But you gotta get through this
Cause now i'm into deep
I'm part of a tragedy there's nothing left of me
To hold onto
When all is said and done
Will you still be the one
Here we go again another drink and i'm caving in
Nothings going to take me away
When my words start to slur
And my brain tells me not to think
But gotta keep moving
Cause now i'm into deep
I'm part of a tragedy there's nothing left of me
To hold onto
When all is said and done
Will you still be the one
Pushing against the tide
Wailing through the mud
As the world starts to make this plan
So don't you worry my friend
We've got your back until the end
I'm part of a tragedy there's nothing left of me
To hold onto
I'm part of a tragedy there's nothing left of me
To hold onto
When all is said and done
Will you still be the one
Will you be the one
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