1. |
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Here at last it’s like a dream
No more suspense but no relief
Like seeing, like sleeping like the air we breathe
Could sit here and watch you until the lights had all gone out
Innocence is all but gone
The way we were is moving on
Where were you? Where are you?
God where have you gone
Now I fall asleep to the sound of you waking up
Darkness is catching, swallowing whole
The light that lasts, that won’t let go
Where were you, where are you?
God where have you gone?
Now I fall asleep the sound of you waking up
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2. |
Top of the World
03:19
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3. |
Origin
05:25
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4. |
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Take me away (baby)
Tomorrow can wait
Set me free
Take me away (baby)
Tomorrow can wait
Set me free
Hey (baby)
Into your, into your
Da da da da
Hey (baby)
Into your, into your
Da da da da
I still don’t get it, how summer days never end
Here in your arms
I feel like ever since you came, my heart is like
Ocean wide
Truth don’t make a sound tonight
I hear butterflies
I still don’t get it, how summer days never end
Here in your arms
Hey (baby)
Into your, into your
Da da da da
Hey (baby)
Into your, into your
Da da da da
Take me away (baby)
Tomorrow can wait
Set me free
Take me away (baby)
Tomorrow can wait
Set me free
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