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Black Canary
03:19
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I've got this problem, of stirring in my sleep
I keep my anger locked up deep behind my teeth
So out of my mouth fall a thousand apologies
And I can't find the reasons you believed in me
Just 'cause you're talking it don't mean that you've got something to say
But they'll sing along anyway
I can see you force this
But they ignore it because they know their place
And it's time that I learnt mine
We'll drown before we find a reason to stay afloat
Let alone to swim
I smile 'cause they don't believe me
And I still don't know where I've been
Re-define your defences
If we're ever gonna make sense of this
No, this is like a quicksand and I can't be the better man
When this has taken everything I am
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Six Seasons and a Movie
03:13
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Well we were waiting,
At the churchyard down the road
Where I said nothing, so my words don't get old
We don't talk like we once did, so I'll just make up where you've been
(To hell with this nostalgia, the stone around my neck)
And who you've been giving those wide eyes to
(Lord knows, I'm not alright, but I'll make it through tonight)
And it's only false if we can't believe it,
Right now I'm too weak to say it like I mean it
I want my memories back
('Cause I know)
All I can remember, is what I swore that I'd forget
Say something else
'Cause all I hear is 'Sorry'
And all I want is answers
But failing that,
(Lord knows I'm not alright)
Your lies will do
(But I'll make it through tonight)
All I can remember are the first words you said to me
And all I'm trying to forget , are all my memories
All I can't remember are the last words you said to me
And all I'm trying to forget are all my memories'
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Feed Them To The Forest York, UK
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