1. |
Late
02:28
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I don't want to wait any longer
just for you to show up
and I tried really hard to find a better way
I guess I have waited long enough
see it
what you're missing
and I wonder
will it ever happen
I don't want to wait any longer
I've been stuck in here for years
why is it so hard for me
it should come with such ease
just want to make it better
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2. |
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we don't see each other often
I don't call and I don't write
it is not like I keep distance
and I didn't turn my back
you can call it what you want
it was easy for you to leave this town
never used to plan ahead
it is not like I don't miss you
and I didn't turn my back
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3. |
Bright
03:15
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worn out
time's nothing you can buy
right now
light doesn't shine so bright anymore
do you feel the same way as I do?
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4. |
Settle Down
02:54
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it keeps me all exhausted
nothing's ever good enough
all this time
does it matter
don't want to think about how many times I've said it before
there's nothing new
when you ask me how it goes keeping your fingers crossed
there's nothing new
settle down
I keep moving forward
now I should know
stop acting like me
it might take some more time
it's not my place
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5. |
Wallet
02:18
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well I'm not sure
how your voice used to sound
found this picture of you
that fits inside my wallet
that I'll keep inside my wallet
it's been so long and I tried to remember
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