1. |
No one
06:03
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God, I feel so washed up now;
turned out and tired: uninspired.
So I pray for another chance
to have my debts paid, if I can.
I've been riding too long on this train.
I don't remember the rules of the game.
I'm so worn out, put me down.
I just want to keep you safe and warm,
but when you're near I'm like a thunderstorm,
so move along to no one else.
I don't want to make you unhappy,
but I'm so good at speaking callously.
I'm moving on to one else.
When your heart won't stop beating
in rhythm with mine, that's a sign.
We're too close; we're in danger
of starting again. Draw the line.
We've been fighting far too long to say
this is just another rocky day.
The last train out leaves right now.
I just want to keep you safe and warm,
but I can't do it.
No one else.
I don't want to make you unhappy,
but I always do.
No one else.
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2. |
Regret
04:34
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Hopeful hunting about the days.
Realise I can't repay.
Everyone I know seeks to own my soul.
Strip me from my skin and bones.
Drown me for I didn't know.
Drown me for I didn't know.
No more patience for my own prayers
Learn to disregard my fear.
The moon is rising every night;
illuminate my desire.
Illuminate my desire.
Treasured mountain that I don't know
holds my heart somewhere below.
Where can I begin to rearrange my sin?
How will she know how to swim?
Not the best I could've been.
Not the best I could've been.
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Nick Tipa Melbourne, Australia
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