1. |
Rain
04:55
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Rain come down on me
wash away the pain
wash away the loneliness
from our faces
It's a cold cold winter
and nothing gets us warm
it's getting darker and bitter
and I can't find
the way home
Skies are grey
and I obey
to what you've said
it was your dream
I followed through
this is where we've come
the story is still
undone
When I had you
and we were two
it was so much easier
and now the tears are dripping
down from my window
down from your eyes
magical brown
Skies are grey
and I obey
to what you've said
it was your dream
I followed through
this is where we've come
the story is still
undone
People used to have the courage
they lost it through the years
try to remember and find
the ease
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2. |
The Boy
04:26
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When it's night I can go to sleep
when it's night I can't get into bed
everything is floating next to me
and I'm not willing to let go
My bed is sailing
and I am shaking
and I won't let go
times are changing
and I am praying
for something new
Mama why don't you open the door?
mama won't you let me in?
everything is lingering
and I'm not willing to let go
My bed is sailing
and I am shaking
and I won't let go
times are changing
and I am praying
for something new
I am afraid of being last
the one that's left behind
everyone has turned the lights off
and i can't turn myself
to sleep
My bed is sailing
and I am shaking
and I won't let go
times are changing
and I am praying
for something new
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3. |
Hey Girl
02:41
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Hey girl don't cry
it's your birthday today
dry those tears
it's the only way
I know it hurts to say goodbye
you must spread you wings and fly
Oh, how I plea
to find a new me
how hard can it be
walking away
turning my back
going from light to dark
You'll be alone
and sometimes afraid
away from home
and your old friends
that's the path for you now
you must grow if not now
you will never know
Oh, how I plea
to find a new me
how hard can it be
walking away
turning my back
going from light to dark
Hey girl don't cry
it's your birthday today
shed those tears
it's the only way
I know it hard to say goodbye
you must spread you wings and fly
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4. |
Girl At The Park
05:04
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I was running and running
I was fast as the wind
my hair blown by
My grandfather was chasing me
I looked behind and laughed
I was free
A woman passed me by
riding her bikes
she smiled at me
and I smiled back
I am free
Can't go back to these times
so at least I'm the woman on these bikes
The water so calmed and beautiful
sun is setting down
I can hear the sound of it all
I don't fear anything
Can't go back to these times
so at least I'm the woman on these bikes
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5. |
World's End
03:13
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I hear the wind blowing
blows through the trees
I hear the stormy weather outside
and I'm inside
Maybe if the wind blows real hard
it will carry my far away
my fantasies will be so close
So close to me
at once
Maybe the wind will bring me
the courage to change my life
fulfill my own dreams
I will open up my eyes
and I would be
in the land of all
possibilities
I would be so close
be so close
at once
Fields of green
blue eyes as the sky
never ending journey
take me as I am
I know that you can
Be so close
at once
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