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Re: Stacks
06:16
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The Brilliant Dance
03:16
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Ken
01:41
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Sleeper 1972
03:47
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The Last Song Ever
01:46
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I wish my life was this song
Cause songs they never die
I could write for years and years
And never have to cry
I could show you how I feel
Without saying a word
I could wrap up both our hearts
I know this sounds absurd
The way that I feel tonight
So down, so down
I pray I can swim, just so I won't drown
And the waves that crash over me
I'm gasping for air
Take my hand so I can breathe
As I write this last song down.
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No Surprises
03:52
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Damaged Goods [Acoustic]
03:02
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Scratching at the surface now
And I'm trying hard to work it out
So much has gone misunderstood
And this mystery only leads to doubt.
And I didn't understand
When you reached out to take my hand
So if you have something to say
You better say it now.
'Cause this is what you've waited for
Your chance to even up the score
And as these shadows fall on me now
I'll wait somehow
'Cause I'm picking up the message, Lord
I'm closer now than I've ever been before
So if you have something to say
Say it to me now
Say it to me now.
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