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When You Walk Away, Pt I
03:54
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Iʼve been twiddling my thumbs my whole life long. Thatʼs where Iʼm going wrong, waiting for it to come along. If thereʼs one thing that I know, the feeling never goes. The days youʼre on your own and the way they move so slow. Find someone who loves you and donʼt let go. Find someone to believe in and let them know. When you walk away, away, donʼt turn back. When you walk away, away, donʼt turn back. I was hoping for a change but change it never came. Their eyes all the same, a campaign made of hate. If you see me shed a tear when we lose all we hold dear, to tyranny and fear, just take me away from here. Find someone who loves you and donʼt let go. Find someone to believe in and let them know. When you walk away, away, donʼt turn back. When you walk away, away, donʼt turn back
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Unknowing You
03:22
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I’ll see you later
In the face of a stranger
And pretend it doesn’t matter
Each color of your dresses
all suspended in my memory unfaded
Unknowing you
is just something that I have to do
Unknowing you
I’m stood outside of time
Nostalgia’s never been to kind
Playing on repeat inside my mind
The look you had that night
You turned and left me behind
It felt like you punched out my lights
I’m sad to forget you
And I wish I’d kept up with you
The way I wanted to
Love it or leave it
Starve it or fee’d it
We’re such a good thing wasted
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