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While We're Young
02:45
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I once heard from a man that you can't understand until you're older, but it's getting colder.
So dress up warm and run away or take it all off and say you'll stay and we can learn to understand
While we're young.
I tried it once before, found out what was in store
It was me and you right here, naked, laughing at our fears.
When we're old we'll look back and think of how good we had it. We'll remember all the smiles and how they've lasted all these miles. All the bumps in the road helped us lighten up our load.
If this is the older you and me, let's enjoy the things we see while we're young
I tried it once before, found out what was in store
It was me and you right here, naked, laughing at our fears.
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Curse
02:55
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Are we moving faster now
Are we moving to the clouds
Could we even slow down
Could we even know how
I cannot tell
Is it getting harder now
Are we getting smarter now
Are going farther now
Could we even turn around
I need it easy
When everything falls apart I usually walk away
Now I'm here to stay
So you'll stay here and say everything's okay?
Have it your way
When we lose our minds
Tell me that you found mine and I'll tell you that I found yours and we'll take that as a sign for whatever else is in store
In winter it gets cold, but spring's when I get bold
I'll ask you to dance if trouble is your man because trouble follows me and that's one thing you'll see
But if you dance with me then trouble sets me free
Will you set me free from this curse
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Yesterday
03:00
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I think about yesterday as if I knew what happened today
I think about the games we played and how they're played today
I think about yesterday and it always feels this way
"if I had known what a fool I was, I would probably stay the same"
I never expect the words I say
I stay away from everyone I know
Just to show them that I know
That they are judging me for keeping to myself
I remember when I learned how to do nothing for myself
And I'm trying to get past the fact
That I'll never know the facts of the past
I never heard it but I heard it was never too late
To tell someone you found out why they needed you at all
I think about yesterday, and I'll always be this way
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4. |
Everyone Is So Far Gone
03:04
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5. |
Fighting With Myself
01:47
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God's Will
02:38
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Our Place; Our Home
04:05
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We'll Be Alive
03:40
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I was looking at life through a bottle I found at sea,
I came back home and you were waiting for me.
As if you'd been there all along but you just came 'round
And changed it all.
I was looking at life through a bottle I found at sea,
I ran away, but you came after me.
As if you knew that I'd been wrong, but you had no clue
We both just knew what we wanted to do.
And I confess I'm still a mess, but I'm trying
And as I'm trying to understand what makes me a man
It's easy enough to see that your a part of me
You showed me a brand new life in a brand new light
As long as I can see it I know we'll be alright
And we'll be alive.
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10. |
Forgiven, Forgotten
02:50
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