1. |
sheets
01:10
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do you remember the stars?
do you miss him?
will you miss her?
i'll see you in the sheets
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2. |
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wear your heart
on your sleeve
find a better
home with me
sink your teeth
into my skin
make me
feel again
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3. |
the trees come to life
02:50
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why do you hide?
dont you know the forest is endless.
covered in snow.
where did you go?
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4. |
and tear you apart
01:20
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(instrumental)
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5. |
sweetheart
01:49
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good morning sweetheart.
i love you forever.
don't try to tear us apart.
what are you running from?
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6. |
echo
04:10
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i'll beg.
i'll plea.
please.
set me free.
with the memories drifting in my heart.
echoes of better past times.
i'll find another way
(i'll find a better way)
i'll find another way
(i'll find a better way)
suffocate.
hold.
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7. |
lucidity
01:17
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remember the stars.
remember.
(spoken)
do you remember the moon that night?
we were sat on the beach, watching planes in the sky.
you could see it so clearly.
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do you believe in ghosts? New Jersey
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