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Hold Tight
04:58
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I walk alone
Am I the only one?
When fire burned upon the world
We sighed that the end was near
Lord I'm worried, will I lose myself again?
Yes I'm worried, will I lose myself again?
Far as I know, I fly solo
Birds of a feather try hard just to hold tight
Blood on your lip
We fight just to live
Words fly farther than a fist
And shatter more than they can fix
Lord I'm worried, will I lose myself again?
Yes I'm worried, will I lose myself again?
Far as I know, I fly solo
Birds of a feather try hard just to hold tight
Hold tight
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2. |
Violet Blue
02:21
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Violet Blue, I've got eyes for you
Though nothing new, what I say is true
Rising moon, is there room for two?
Hoping that these words I sing will reach you soon
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3. |
Out on the Road
03:32
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This hometown is getting old,
No one here, only snow
Same old hill, same old view,
Same bars, there's nothing new
Well there's a whole world out there,
But it will not come to you, that's true
It's time that we heed the call,
I just want to see it all, with you
We should take a drive to the country side,
Leave our comfort zone out on the road,
Like in the magazines, live out our wildest dreams
See the whole world as it was meant to be seen
Sweet breeze, ocean smell,
White clouds like bechemel,
Under moon we sleep till noon,
Rise and shine to azure skies
Feeling the wind blow in,
Like a hand that's beckoning to you,
It's time that we heed the call,
I just want to see it all with you
We should take a drive to the country side,
Leave our comfort zone out on the road,
Like in the magazines, live out our wildest dreams,
See the whole world as it was meant to be seen,
For a year or so, let's be on the go,
To another land out by the water,
There don't need to be any complexity,
See the whole world as it was meant to be seen
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