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Better Today Tomorrow
04:21
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Chip off the block, Over your shoulder
What can you ask of me today?
Another action imply the holder
What did you pull off yesterday... yesterday?
I WANT TO WALK IN YOUR REFLECTION
I WANT TO KNOW YOUR INTENT
WHY DO THE STARS SHINE? WHY?
Winter is coming, endure the colder
What can you prepare today... today?
Stumble to reason, find you're feeling bolder
Cast all doubt and fear away... away.
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Enough
04:48
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Not north enough
Born the son of love
Too young to ever know the Empire State
Then through enduring winds in foreign lands
Fumbled through my words for something more to say
Not big enough
And always in the way
Not too little to escape
So I found a way with pencils on a page
To make sense of the world til I found my faith
It was enough
Was not wise enough
Someone always trips you up
By now you'd think I'd learn a different way
No holy thoughts, when I spilled the cup
I'm well aware of the need for grace
I found a place
Where one can disappear
See I've never really been from anywhere
They stay behind. Heart and mind
There’s always room to roam and there’s always room
Just enough
Was not man enough
For a Southern town
These angels sweetly guide me through the pain
Now the sun comes up as it always does
But I’ve never known for warmth to feel this way
Now I can’t explain
Another shot at love
It’s appeasing no one knows me in this place
What I couldn’t grasp til I’d given up
That’s why I hold on so tight when I hold your gaze
It’s enough
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3. |
I Don't Know
04:08
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I don't know how to be alone
But I sit here and learn in my third floor room
I don't know what to think anymore
Not the right one at the wrong time, just the wrong one all along
I WAS DESPERATELY HANGING ON
I don't know how you got through
From the creak in the door, to chat, to the tried and true
I don't know so I wrote you a note
the power and the depth, the worth you might not know
WE'RE JUST DESPERATELY HANGING ON
I don't know how to hold your hand
It's all so new but the waves come crashing in
I don't know it could feel so pure
So I say no words and I make no sound
I'M JUST DESPERATELY LOVING YOU
THE BEST THAT I KNOW TO DO
I'M JUST DESPERATELY LOVING YOU
THE BEST THAT WE CAN DO
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Together We Can Heal
05:07
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Twisting through your pages, I curse the last chapter
(cut to the chase)
Now through the last chapter, I curse the last page
Sure that girl may never heal
Sure that girl may never heal
I waited for the darkness, three sheets to the wind
(cut to the chase)
Now when the wind did die down, all that's left was darkness
Sure my heart may never heal
Sure my heart may never heal
TIME JUST MELTS AWAY (Here)
YEARS OF PAIN FADE
I don't want to be a savior, tall order for even Christ
(one thing remains)
If anything's worth saving, do you think it'll be alright?
If we sit here we can heal
If we sit here we can heal
TIME JUST MELTS AWAY (Here)
YEARS OF PAIN FADE
SPINNING DIZZY HERE WITH YOU
SPINNING DIZZY HERE
TAKING IN THIS VIEW
These woods were made for healing, kiss salty off your cheeks
(one thing rings true)
These rocks laid out before us, stars and smoke float by
If we sit here we can heal
If we sit here we can heal
If we lay here we can heal
Together we can heal
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Parts of Town
02:06
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Her street knows to sleep as darkness falls
Mine doesn't know at all
But in that lovely house there's no peace at all
Tear-stained eye through a stolen kiss
Try this once she said, so tired that it hurt
So afraid to be alone
Wake at 2 a.m., she's finally at rest
Oh the neighbors got it wrong
In my shambled hall, third floor apartment call
Sirens and sirens cried outside
Back in my part of town there's no peace at all
Truth comes out in a mending kiss
Try this once I pled, so empty it hurt
Didn't want to wake alone
Asleep at 2 a.m., what we came here for
And all the neighbors unaware
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