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QUE?TION
02:53
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Amedeo
02:43
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3. |
Brain Freeze
03:07
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To ponder is to wander
through the dark inside my head
and if i keep this up i will surely be dead
I can’t think
or begin to dream
what it would be like to flip
the switch on this machine
I will be a snowman
if I don"t see you one more time
this brain freeze is permanent
if I can’t call you mine
With every pedal on my bike
my heart drops 10 degrees
I want to stay here
don’t make me go please
without you my skin turns to snow
and ice replaces my bones
I will be a snowman
if I don't see you one more time
this brain freeze is permanent
if I can’t call you mine
Wrap your arms around me
Melt me too my core
I can’t be a man of frost
I want something more
pull back this layer of the cold
you are the only one I’ll ever want to hold
I need you to thaw
my frozen heart
So it can beat again,
even when we are apart
I'm not a solid
but a puddle of what
I used to be when
I was loved
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4. |
Bumping Shoulders
02:15
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Like a comet you crashed into my world
Making me feel like the luckiest girl
To feel your warmth and feel your spark
And I am no longer afraid of the dark
I made my wish, and it's coming true
I don't want to be with anyone but you
and I know that you are for me
Because when I'm with you I feel free
If you were a shooting star
I would travel near and far
and we may both have scars
but I love you the way you are
Some nights the stars may be covered by clouds
But I know that they will still allow
The stars and the moon and the sky above
To see the grace of the flying dove
Rain may come and wash chalk away
But I promise that I am here to stay
Without rain fires start
And I know there's been one in my heart
If you were a shooting star
I would travel near and far
and we may both have scars
but I love you the way you are
I may be afraid of falling
But I've already fallen for you
and I'll ignore the sirens calling
Because the sky is clear and blue
If you were a shooting star
I would travel near and far
and we may both have scars
but I still love you the way you are
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6. |
Nothing to Laugh at
02:56
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7. |
Stormy Weather
03:42
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I sometimes wish time would stand still
Because there are moments I want forever
and I would wait forever until
Things would finally become better
The road is bumpy it has twists and turns
But it still leads somewhere
And we may have scars, we may have burns
But I'd still stop and stare
Because the waves may be rough
But our ship is tough
There’s a beacon of light
In the Blackness of night
We’re sailing into this stormy weather
But we’re faring this Sea together
No fight, no tear, no other force
Nothing can stop what is to be
The pain we create is from our own source
But our happiness is free
So I will run, I will jump
Any length or distance you need
Because I don't want us ever to be done
I can't imagine life when we're freed
Because the waves may be rough
But our ship is tough
There’s a beacon of light
In the Blackness of night
We’re sailing into this stormy weather
But we’re faring this Sea together
Nothing can ever compare to you
You are everything to me
I promise I will always be true
A lie you'll never see
I know a mistake is what I've made
and I know things have been better
but I feel our ship has been saved
And All this was just stormy weather
Because the waves may have been rough
But our ship was tough
There was a beacon of light
In the Blackness of night
We sailed straight into some stormy weather
But we’re faring this Sea together
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8. |
Pumpkin Pie
02:01
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The Pecan Batons Lafayette, Colorado
The Pecan Batons are a 2 piece acoustic guitar indie folk/rock band.
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