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Stuck On Repeat
04:00
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stuck on repeat... unforgiven.
i take to the street... i'm relelentless.
what you say about what you know, it don't mean a thing.
what you know about what you say, it don't mean a thing.
all the noise dies down, and the morning comes around
the only sound i believe in? baby, it's you.
stuck on defeat... what's the reason?
playin' for keeps... how don't you see it?
all the games that you play?
throw them away.
all the chase is a waste, it's unbecoming.
but all the noise dies down, and the morning comes around
the only sound i believe in? baby it's you.
all the noise dies down, and the morning comes around
the only sound with a feeling? baby it's you.
am i stuck on repeat? i never, i never know...
when i press play, what's coming my way? i never, i never know...
all the ways... all the waste... all the ways... all the waste... all the noise... all the ways... all the waste... all the noise... all the ways... all the waste... all the noise...
stuck on repeat... unforgiven.
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Cover Up The Sun
03:00
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i have no opened my front door in four days, it could be more...
i tried to lock it out, instead i locked it in.
erasers spread across my floor, bottles empty and pages torn.
an antidote in vapor form...
oh... please cover up the sun.
tie me up and tuck me away.
let me out on a rainy day.
please cover up the sun.
pace around
turn out the lights
nothing seems to neutralize the aching silence...
it is amplified.
i thumb the pages of every book
i'm tired of puzzle pieces
now look, i'm all i've got and that has got to be enough.
please cover up the sun.
tie me up and tuck me away.
let me out on a rainy day.
please cover up the sun.
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What To Say
03:39
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did you say everything that you wanted to say?
did you get it out beyond a reasonable doubt?
did you blame all the pain on everything else?
cause time is running out... running out.
i wont let you let me down.
i wont let you, let you drown.
what to say when you act this way?
what to make of the way that you've been?
i know you are much better than all of this around you...
what to say? what to say?
did you read every word of the letter i left?
did you find it by the bed? or did you write your own instead?
standing with my things at the top of the stairs
looking down at the steps, but they never know best.
i wont let you let me down.
i wont let you, let you drown.
what to say when you act this way?
what to make of the way that you've been?
i know you are much better than all of this around you...
what to say?
i know you are much better than all of this around you...
what to say?
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Waikiki
03:30
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sittin' out on waikiki
everything i need's right in front of me
i know soon i must go home...
got my girl, got a new tattoo
a good friend back, and a drink or two.
i know soon i've gotta go home... but i know i will return.
the ground below, the ocean beneath...
everything i see becomes part of me.
i know soon i've gotta go home...
got my girl, got a new tattoo.
a good friend back, and a drink or thirty-two.
i know soon i've gotta go home... but i know i must return.
i know i've gotta go home... i know i will return
for now... i've gotta go home...
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