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Déjà Vu
04:03
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It's 3 am and you are out with him
I can't say that I'm the least bit surprised
I'm sorry is not enough, so let go of this now
And quit fooling yourself, it's all been done
And you can't do a damn thing now
We've been here before and I don't want to go back
I'll say this once, so listen close
I think it's time that you left
Go on ahead and walk out the door
You've had one too many chances to make this work
And I'm done
I'm sorry is not enough, so let go of this now
And quit fooling yourself, it's all been done
And you can't do a damn thing now
We've been here before and I don't want to go back
I'll say this once, so listen close
I think it's time that you left
You've had your chance
And now its gone
Now you're gone
We've been here before and I don't want to go back
I'll say this once, so listen close
I think it's time that you left
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2. |
In My Dreams
03:53
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I saw you in my dreams last night
And now I wish that I could go back to sleep
You had a certain look in your eyes
it made me feel like this could be real
Now I'm lying here wide awake
Just fighting my thoughts
This fantasy will surely be the end of me
The longer you're gone
There's sirens going off in my mind
While I walk this thin line
Between dreams and reality
And I look back on all of those sleepless nights
Wondering why I let this get to my head
When we both know the truth
This was meant to be left in my dreams
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3. |
Just Fine
03:34
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You've spent 10 years building up your career
Just to throw it all away on a dream
"Get ahold of yourself
You're pushing 30 and you don't know where you're going"
Thanks for the advice but I think I'm doing just fine
And I couldn't be happier with where I am
I may not be rich but at least I'm happy
Can you say the same for yourself?
That's what I thought
"Get ahold of yourself
You're pushing 30 and you don't know where you're going"
Thanks for the advice but I think I'm doing just fine
And I couldn't be happier with where I am
I'm doing just fine
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4. |
Ghost
04:39
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I forgot your birthday for the first time since we met
I think it's safe to say I'm moving on
It's been two years since you've said a single word to me
You're last words were "Goodnight"
I didn't know that it meant goodbye
With emotions drawn onto this paper now
So I can turn the page that's written on my heart
You took your time to say goodbye
I can say it wasn't easy seeing you so happy
Without Me
Now you're 2000 miles away
And it feels like yesterday we were laying on your floor
With emotions drawn onto this paper now
So I can turn the page that's written on my heart
I took my time
Now I'm saying goodbye
Goodbye
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Nightstand
02:45
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Take a step outside for a breath of air
But we both know that we're not going back in
With your hand in mine, tripping over our feet
As we make our way home
Slipping through the dark and we're laughing
About the mistakes that we're making
We start making out
We can't keep our hands to ourselves
We know this can't end well
I can still feel your breath on my neck
The goosebumps rising up your back
I know you had to go
We saw this coming from miles away
But I still wish you could have stayed
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