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Crowded Room
03:19
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I hide my eyes with confidence,
& stand my ground in my defense,
So what’s my place in all of this?
I take my time with my escape,
It takes so long I start to think,
Will I ever make it out of here alive?
I lose my nerve at the sight of you,
All alone in a crowded room,
I wish I knew what to do,
To set the story straight
I don’t need to know the truth,
‘Cause there’s not much I can do,
It doesn’t mean I’m not curious
I’m short on time, I’m short on patience,
This feeling seems contagious,
So can you please get me out of here alive?
I lose my nerve at the sight of you,
All alone in a crowded room,
I wish I knew what to do,
To set the story straight
I lose my nerve at the sight of you,
All alone in a crowded room,
I wish I knew what to do,
To set the story straight
I’m all alone in a crowded room,
I’m all alone in a crowded room,
I wish I knew what to do,
To set the story straight
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2. |
It's Not Over
03:32
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The years go by, drawing lines across my face,
But I don’t mind, because my best parts stay the same
I reminisce infatuations from a past I won’t repeat,
But it’s not over
Are you okay? Been meaning to ask you for a while,
‘Cause you don’t seem okay, & I wish you’d let me help,
With what could’ve been, or should’ve been, in this past you won’t repeat,
But it’s not over, you can’t let it end this way
&, it’s not over
I should’ve said,
Please, please don’t go, as you were walkin’ away,
But how could I have known, it’d turn out this way?
& it’s not over, we can’t let end this way,
No, it’s not over, to me
& these long drives, man, they really take me back,
To another time, maybe the best I’d ever had
& these photographs & conversations, from a past I won’t repeat,
But it’s not over, I can’t let it end this way
No, it’s not over
I should’ve said,
Please, please don’t go, as you were walkin’ away,
But how could I have known, it’d turn out this way?
& it’s not over, we can’t let end this way,
No, it’s not over, to me
No, it’s not over to me
I should’ve said,
Please, please don’t go, as you were walkin’ away,
But how could I have known, it’d turn out this way?
& it’s not over, we can’t let end this way,
No, it’s not over, to me
No, it’s not over to me
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3. |
Secrets
02:54
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You just reminded me of someone else,
The way you twirled your hair
It’s raining in Houston & sleeting at home,
The roads are pretty bad, I shouldn’t drive ‘em alone
I think I’m pulling over, gonna call it a day,
I’m too tired, to make it all the way
I’m afraid of losing you again,
I’m so afraid, I’m losing you again
Are there secrets between us?
Are there bits you’ll never tell?
My minds always racing, you make me feel so alone,
I’m staring at the ceiling, I should be driving home
I’m so fuckin’ tired, but too restless to sleep,
These thoughts are consuming me
I’m afraid of losing you again,
I’m so afraid, I’m losing you again
All this time I’ve spent alone, sitting right next to you
All this time,
I’ve been afraid of losing you again,
I’m so afraid, I’m losing you again
I’ve been afraid of losing you again,
I’m so afraid of losing you again
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