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My Brother
05:58
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looked away in the darkest of times it was you and I
whose step to refuse the rest took a look at the best said it was a mess
dark night and some troubled times said the nights were dark but the days were just fine
when I lost my worried mind, you were right there by my side
even when I went away, you were begging me to stay
where'd you come from, my brother?
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2. |
Ordinary
04:23
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took a walk for a while
just to live it out again
when I felt time was running out
how I didn't want to feel again
any day I'll be rushing down
from the bite of another line
most nights I can see the change
through the pictures in your eyes
show me something so I'll know I can never let you go
give me a reason just don't shut me out so I'll know what I'm talking about
took a walk for a while
just to live it out again
took a draught and I cracked a smile
for a picture with the better man
any day I'll be coming clean
as I finish these forever dreams
most nights I can see the change
through the pictures in your eyes
look at me, what do you see, but ordinary
show me something so I'll know I can never let you go
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