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Someone to Believe
04:16
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Love don’t be a stranger
I’m no friend of danger
I ain’t trying to change ya
I just wanna see you in bloom
Love me don’t forsake me
all you do is break me
Feeling kinda shaky
God I hope your heart has the room
Darling can’t you see
You have conquered me
Give it up, I’ve come undone
You’ve won
All you ever needed was someone to believe in you
All you ever needed was someone
All I ever needed was someone to believe in me
All I ever needed was someone
Someone someone
Come up to the edge
of all of our regrets
We’re standing on the ledge
I’m never gonna leave you alone
Why are you scared to
let my love repair you
I don’t think it’s fair to
take the leap of faith On my own
All you ever needed was someone to believe in you
All you ever needed was someone
All I ever needed was someone to believe in me
All I ever needed was someone
Someone someone
Darling can’t you see
You have you conquered me
Give it up I’ve come undone
Darling can’t you see
You have you conquered me
Give it up I’ve come undone
Give it up I’ve come undone
You’ve won
I gotta know you believe in me
I wanna feel it now
you gotta know I believe in you
I wanna show you how
When we’re old and grey and
We have left our legacy
The flowers fade but
Honey, I will see you in bloom
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Sometimes I wish I lived in New York City
Wouldn’t have to answer nobody
Wouldn’t have to look into their eyes
Cause all this midwest guilt’s really bringin me down
Home grown expectations in every town
Sometimes I wish I lived in San Francisco
Think I might settle down there, just to breathe in the bay air
Will you stand up straight if you think you're so right?
All this land we're locked in, has blocked our minds.
Bucklin under the wind "hey I’m fine, just fine"
Even metal will break when it bends enough times
Bucklin under the wind but "i'm doin just fine"
Bucklin under the wind, bucklin under the wind
But "I’m fine."
Old conviction
Our Bible Belt condition
Wrapped tight in old tradition
But the leather’s wearing out
Contradiction
Between faith and superstition
Fingers crossed just waitin wishin'
Will never get you out
Oh conviction
Our Bible Belt condition
Trade peace for ammunition
Cause hope is running out
Contradiction
Between love and my addictions
Here I thought I knew the difference
But none of us got out
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3. |
Baby Teeth
04:00
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Something’s loose in here tonight
I can move with it my tongue, I can feel it when I bite
your shadow won’t let go
Tie a rope around my legs, pull em out from under me
And watch me hit the floor so we can
Make all the same mess
Everyone else is
[let go]
But it’s out of my hands
Cause you’re out of my hands
So I spit out the blood of my youth
When our love falls out like a baby’s tooth.
Which kinda pain will you choose?
You can only have what you’re willing to lose.
I tried telling you,
If we’re always changing we’re always new.
But you know my own advice
Doesn’t keep me warm at night
Why can’t it just be you?
Eighty years or so of living
Folding slowly into nothing
I tried telling you,
If we’re always changing we’re always new.
But you know my own advice
Doesn’t keep me warm at night
Why can’t it just be you?
Something’s loose in here tonight
I can taste the blood and I can tell there’s gonna be a fight
We’ll make the same mess
Everyone else is
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