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Beauty
00:51
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Speak
03:42
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I used to watch the sunset over Pensarn beach
I was a lonely kid my mom she didn't see
Twenty years old now and I am still wondering
If it was her way to show me that she needed me
And I sang
The same old room covered in band flags
My white big closet with no clothes
It makes me feel I am back here
But I don't really know where I'm supposed to be
My bed still have the smell of me
I always hated that old chair with that god damn fucking creacking
And I swear to god that I'm not changed at all
I am just a grown up boy that can't fall asleep at night
If I can't hear your voice
It's not the same good night
I only miss you when I'm breathing
I'll be away just for a while
Smoking cigarettes and trying to not feel lost
And I swear to god that I'm not changed at all
I am just a grown up boy that can't fall asleep at night
If I can't hear your voice
It's not the same good night
I only miss you when I'm breathing
I'll be away just for a while
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3. |
Good At Leaving
03:11
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I keep writing songs about you
Cause you're constantly in my mind
My blood is turning into alcohol
Nobody knows that I'm not fine
Cause when you left me
I put a mask on my face
I tried to replace
This emptiness
Hoping for a better chance
Locked in my room I try to find the words
I'm sure it would be easier to break my bones
The days I spent to watch you sing are worth the whole pain that hits my chest
Cause when you left me
I put a mask on my face
I tried to replace
This emptiness
Hoping for a better chance
I hope you feel better
Wrapped in his warm arms
I'll stay home whit this weather
Even if the rain could wash my tears
Cause when you left me
I put a mask on my face
I tried to replace
This emptiness
Hoping for a better chance
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4. |
Already Gone
03:37
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Roaming around
The streets seems longer than I remembered
Probably it's just because I don't go out too much
This place is always the same but I am changing
And I feel like I don't belong to this place anymore
But I'm trying to face this feeling
That is keeping me anchored down
Fuck I love you mom and dad
But I can't stay here no longer
It's like a fire in my chest
Say bye to my dog, I'm going away
I know my friends are here
But I'm not even sure if they're really friends
I am doing the right thing
'Cause another day here and I'll explode
But I'm trying to face this feeling
That is keeping me anchored down
Fuck I love you mom and dad
But I can't stay here no longer
It's like a fire in my chest
Say bye to my dog, I'm going away
Don't worry I'll come back
I just don't know when
Fuck I love you mom and dad
But I can't stay here no longer
It's like a fire in my chest
Say bye to my dog, I'm going away
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5. |
Again
03:32
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I'll stay here
Waiting until the summer comes
Listening to sad songs
Girl come near
I need the smell of your hair
To fall asleep tonight
I'm filling in the pages that describe my life today
I hate to see the man that I've become
I hope you're not seeing that
I'm only at one feet from you
And I still can't find the way
To tell you that I'm losing my heart here
I can't go on
If I lose the privilege
Of have your breath around my neck
It fucking kills me
That I can't have you home with me
I guess I'll have to wait
I guess I'll have to wait
What are you waiting for
Your eyes keep telling only the truth
What are you waiting for
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