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Cave
03:06
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You can tell he’s been alone again,
burnt past the last cigarette.
My mindsets settling in my mind my friend,
Pay no attention you’ll forget.
If you see through my eyes you’d see all of what’s right,
Not blind by shadows on the wall that pursue you in the night.
I’ve got this feeling deep in my bones you just cannot explain,
Lock-in decision remission is what I’ll pray.
Maybe I’ll cave this time (whoah) x3
Maybe I’ll cave this time, this time, this time.
Everything she’s felt she’s been dealt the same.
Lament what’s done she knows not why.
Her course of action that she took was in vain,
No antidote she says goodbye.
If what I could have said was enough to take,
Away the decision that split us apart.
I’ve got the signal that this choice is okay,
Look to the future shadows make it dark.
Ascending past good reason is to descend with haste,
Though good intentions sometimes lead to all the biggest mistakes.
I’ve had this thought provoking action you just cannot explain,
Lock in decision remission is what I pray.
Maybe I’ll cave this time (whoah) x3
Maybe I’ll cave this time, this time, this time. (Whoah)
Maybe I’ll cave this time (whoah) x2
Maybe I’ll cave this time, this time, this time.
He pardons your good efforts there was no disrespect,
Conversed with conflict in his eyes his choice was his you forget.
Your mindset has been settled in burnt passed the last cigarette.
Locked in decision remission is what I’ll take.
Maybe I’ll cave this time.
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2. |
Omelas
03:39
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3. |
Use Your Voice
03:33
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4. |
Sun Bleached Topaz
03:21
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