1. |
Wintertime
02:07
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I've been hiding myself in the daytime
Convincing myself that I'm alright
Will I see you in the wintertime?
If today was the worst that I've lived through
Will tomorrow be something I get through?
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2. |
Sleep
02:30
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Did we run out of time
Without reason or rhyme
I'm tired of coming around
Just let me sleep for a while
Still feel submerged in a dream
Nothing is how it should seem
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3. |
Song of Hope
02:20
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I'm never quite sure how I'll make it through the weekend
When the power of the pain is all consuming
And I feel so sad but I'll say I'm fine
We learn to cope and we learn to lie
But there's a song of hope hiding behind these eyes
I've been having conversations in the darkness
One sided dialogue proving itself fruitless
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4. |
Free
01:59
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Did you have something else you had to do?
Did we have nothing that could comfort you?
You couldn't mask the struggle but you hid the gravity
I hope you're finally free
If you left something behind for us to use
You left a wellspring of memories of you
You couldn't mask the struggle but you hid the gravity
Were the words you wanted to say blocked by your anxiety
I hope you're finally free
You couldn't mask the struggle but you hid the gravity
Were the words you wanted to say blocked by your anxiety
And the worlds a poorer place without your personality
I hope you're finally free
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