1. |
Talking
04:11
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made all the moves that i wanted to
can’t say that i never thought you
the words just seemed to slip right through
can’t say that i didn’t know that i wanted you
because i was feeling low
never got to see your eyes
now i’m stuck with his goodbye
i never had much height
but you, you were my light
these words they come and go
and that for sure i know
i know
and i’ll keep talking
but that smile on me’s starting to fade
and i’ll keep talking
but i really nothing to say
and i’ll keep walking
but it’s got to be walking away
and i’ll keep talking talking talking
bound for it now
i can’t seem to
all the work that you would do
my actions would just follow you
i never had much height
i could put up a fight
these words they come and go
and that for sure i know
and i’ll keep talking
but that smile on me’s starting to fade
and i’ll keep talking
but i really nothing to say
(what’s the point of all this waiting)
and i’ll keep walking
but it’s got to be walking away
(smoke a j and just be patient)
and i’ll keep talking talking talking
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2. |
By the River
03:18
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i’m singing about her
but she can’t even hear my voice
i tried to run but i ran out my time
it’s like i’m fading
like the water far off
and now i’ll just wait here
i never realized
i’ve been wasting my time
but i’m doing just fine
i’m still dreaming about her
but i can’t even find my voice
and now guitars stuck playing the same two chord
it’s like i’m crazy
but my reflection doesn’t say why
why i’m still waiting
i never realized
i’ve been wasting my time
but i’m doing just fine
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