1. |
beggin'
02:33
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every word you said
was like a nail in my head
and i couldn't understand
why you had such a heavy hand
for a man who once loved me x2
you got me beggin' please
beggin' for my keep
beggin' you to see me
you told me about your fears
and how they followed you along for years
as if i don't have any of my own
oh the man who once loved me
is the man down on his knees
look who's beggin' "please"
beggin' me to keep
beggin' me to stay away
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2. |
dream
03:26
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which weighs more
my heart or
your body
sleeping on the floor
oh i know just what you mean
when you say that love is a dream
how long has it been
since you slept this well?
won't you tell me?
'cause i know exactly what you mean
when you say that love is a dream
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3. |
road trip
04:58
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i trim my hair over the sink
and then i brush my teeth
i'm going to see my baby
i know things have changed
but i don't expect them to be the same
get in the car and turn the key
check to see that the tank isn't empty
i'm going to see my baby
and i know that things have changed
but i don't expect them to be the same
i don't expect them to be the same
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