1. |
Without You (Now)
02:40
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If there was a way
To show how
That I was okay
Without you now
Then I would
Say the words to
Make you see
But the truth is
I'm so far
From being strong
And I need you
To lift me up
When I'm weak
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2. |
Follow
02:40
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Follow
Follow me down now
(I'm wide awake)
Hello
It's been so long now
(Don't be afraid)
Feel the colors
on your skin
Feel alive
I breathe you in
(See the world now)
You feel my arms
I tuck you in
I feel your heart
its wearing thin
(We're all alone now)
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3. |
American
03:18
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Take a trip to the moon
Come back soon
I know I won't fall
asleep tonight
Feel the rise of the sun
It's no fun
To see it on the run
when you're awake
But you know
That I'm a dreamer
And you know
I can't fit in this world
When I wake up
I still see her
And I know that she's
the only girl
And I guess
that its a mystery
If i could
see her face again
But I know
I won't be waiting
for the sun rise
all alone again
Look alive in the crowd
It's so loud
To hear your voice out loud
When I'm awake
From the sleep that I'm in
Feel your skin
I know I won't fall asleep tonight
But you know
That I'm a dreamer
And you know
I can't fit in this world
When I wake up
I still see her
And I know that she's
the only girl
And I guess
that its a mystery
If i could
see her face again
But I know
I won't be waiting
for the sun rise
all alone again
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