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Again (Demo)
02:22
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Saw you out in the middle of the street again.
Wish my mind had been playing pretend.
We talk the weather, the small talk, and how it ends.
It's so hard to let it go.
It's so hard, but now I know,
That I can never be your man.
And I can never make you happier than he can.
It's raining again.
It's snowing again.
It's late again.
It's so hard to let it go.
It's so hard but I know.
That I can never be your man.
And it's all part of a master plan.
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Sleep (Demo)
03:47
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Been so far away.
Stay awake, every holiday.
I know it ain't easy my son.
The lady in the village screamed "They killed my son"
Guess that makes me the lucky one.
So sleep my darling sleep.
You'll be with your brothers.
Just a couple more hours, sleep.
From the bloody ruins of little Saigon.
To the snowy empty of Montreal.
Carry your heart, carry your soul, and don't ever let go.
Carry your heart, carry your soul, and don't ever let go.
On a cold winter night to a ray of southern light.
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3. |
The New Normal (Demo)
03:28
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Different night, with the same feelings.
Grab a bottle, I'll meet you at Haydens.
Where I'm in control, I do what I want.
And we'll dance in the kitchen to your favorite song.
Until your phone dies, you met your friends outside.
And we both know I don't do too well when I'm alone.
But you gave up on me, before I had the chance to leave.
And I felt invincible, hanging half way out of your window.
I felt nothing, and everything all at once.
I always thought it was you, turns out it was me.
And I loathe the day when you'll forget my face.
And it's hard enough to admit I wasn't good enough for this.
I know progress isn't progress unless we're separate.
And I caused all of this.
I pretended to know what you were going through.
To satisfy the validation I needed to get to you.
I tried to explain feelings and situations I didn't understand.
And I felt invincible, hanging halfway out of your window.
I felt nothing, and everything all at once.
I'm finally taking responsibility for all the wrong I've done.
But what I feel after alcohol,
Isn't worth what I gain when we catch up.
And what I feel for you now, isn't enough to call it love.
And I know it's not normal, it's just what I'm used too.
If you don't want to see me again, I don't blame you.
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Dancing (Demo)
03:16
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I think it's best I go, your lips don't taste the same anymore.
But your eyes burn brighter than before.
Third degree burns on my chest, are all I have after you left.
But I can still hear the youth in your voice.
Dancing in your kitchen drinking your favorite bottle of wine.
I don't need to know where you're sleeping tonight.
You never felt so far from me, you have something I can't take back.
But you wouldn't listen, not even if I asked.
Now your favorite parts of me now burn at a single touch.
No I never thought this would hurt so much.
This is a promise with a catch, I'll make you bleed so you won't forget.
This has been, it is, and it always will.
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