1. |
No Response
01:53
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No response
What it seems I'm doomed to acquire
No response
If I said I was happy I'd be a liar
No response
So I stare at the wall
I wrote Claire
I had to call her out
On dancing with her own shadow
No response
What the universe has planned for me
No response
My life, my fate, my destiny
No response
So I stare at the wall
I wrote Claire
I had to call her out
On dancing with her own shadow
No response
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2. |
You Don't Trust Me
01:39
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You don't trust me
You don't trust me
Why would I lie to you?
After all we've been through
The war was hard on us
But we stayed together
The war was hard
But I thought it brought us closer
Still...
You don't trust me
You don't trust me
Why would I lie to you?
After all we've been through
Remember when you were gone
I took good care of your bed
But when you came back
You threw a razor blade at my head
You see?
You don't trust me
You don't trust me
Why would I lie to you?
After all we've been through
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3. |
Love Me for Who I Am
02:27
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Love me for who I am
Love me for who I am
Love me for who I am
Love me, be my friend
Be my friend
Love me for who I am
Love me, be my friend
Be my friend
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Tomorrow
01:41
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Hold on
You'll find there's no need to worry
Tomorrow will be bright
And this evening's sorrow will pass away
Wait for the sun's rays
The morning makes me smile
With its warmth
And I hope you'll stay for awhile
And sing with me
Sing with me
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