1. |
Blind
03:01
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you had me blind
i held on tight
i should have known
you stole my home
i saw it coming
you stole my blood
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2. |
Unrequited
02:49
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i saw the light leave your eyes
you call her name in your sleep
i can smell her on you
had her arms around your neck
why does she possess you
like i should
i could have loved you
you built this home brick by brick
you let her burn it down
hope she makes you happy
makes you happy
i could have loved you
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3. |
Drown
02:12
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he took me down by the hand
i knew what was on his mind
put his hands upon my lips
told me to hold my breath
saw the last of his blue eyes
as i went under
i felt his grip on my ribs
i knew i was dead and gone
felt that muddy water in my lungs
i couldn't breathe
he was trying to baptize me
get the devil out of my hand
lord heard me call his name
i felt a sweet relief
never saw that man again
don't know if i'll ever be saved
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4. |
Alone
03:01
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my lonesome heart, it beats for you
my aching bones, they call for you
my empty bed, it calls your name
you left our home
left me alone
i'd sell my sell my soul, to have you back
your steel blue eyes, they call for me
your arms she fell, you hold her close
you left me
alone
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5. |
Truly
03:17
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i wanted to see me
behind your eyes
you needed one whisper
you had my heart, it's true
i was yours truly
i thought you were mine
you're gone and she has you
i'm gone too, fly
i know that
time heals all wounds
my heart will mend
she gave you something what i couldn't
hope you raise him well
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maura edith Charlotte, North Carolina
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