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Bears
02:29
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I'm sick of trying
Sick of guessing who is who
Can you give me a clue man give me a clue
I don't know who you are
I see right through you
I see the colors and the shape
Man I don't see you now that's just great
I see the spaces
I see the places I should be
I see a stranger, you sure that's me?
I don't know who you are
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2. |
The Sun and the Moon
07:25
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I could see him from across the room
His eyes two burning suns
And I could tell by the way he talked
He was done I was already gone
I was already gone
I could hear him from across the room
My words useless as they fell to the ground
His calloused hand covering my fate
My stubborn mouth wouldn't make a sound
I couldn't make a sound
Baby's coming back to me
He ain't coming back
I could feel him from across the room
His soul empty as the blackest space
Divorced his guilt with the flip of a coin
But no man really gets away
No one gets away
You son of a bitch I won't play your games
The choice is yours and it's yours alone
He said that coin would have its say
He got here the same
We both end up the same damn way
Baby's coming back to me
He ain't coming back
I could see her from across the room
Those eyes two moons on the wane
She said the same thing everyone says
But they all go down the same
They all go down the same
The die is cast now how it lands
No man can change though many have tried
Beg and plead with it all you want
What's done is down my hands are tied
My hands are tied
Baby's coming back to me
He ain't coming back
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