1. |
For The Longest Time
02:47
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Let's take a moment just to fantasize
What it might be like
To listen to it from the other side
Or the squirm and wraith
To get a spit with a kiss in mind
It's been hard i find
To play this hand that you dealt to mine
Just don't tell me that this feels right
I bet you wouldn't blink twice if i was gone
For the longest time
Thought i so much left to realize
What i realized
Is i shoulve left before i wasted time
My sweet sweet time
Big plans dont end at 29
At least not mine
Just don't tell me that this feels right
I bet you wouldn't blink twice if i was gone
Thought love would always grip tight
Your love kinda feels like living alone
Just don't tell me that this feels right
I bet you wouldn't blink twice if i was gone
Thought love would always grip tight
Your love kinda feels like living alone
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Georgian Bay
03:21
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3. |
Get on With It
03:58
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4. |
Roll On
03:41
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5. |
Can't Help Myself
02:10
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Rush of Life
02:49
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7. |
Underpass
02:54
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8. |
Spider Joey
04:06
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9. |
Tired Eyes
03:09
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10. |
Don't Look Down
04:13
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11. |
No In Between
02:29
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