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I Call Your Name
01:15
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Silent nights and deep blue seas,
Watch you sail away from me,
My condition is no surprise,
No suspicion in your eyes.
Stolen kisses, dark of night,
No-one's business, nobody fights,
Wish I could see you,
Wish I could see you.
So I call your name, but you don't turn around.
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I Write The Story
02:46
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No condition is like the one in which you find yourself,
I'd say I'm coming your way but it could be someone else,
I guess you've got a little while until it all kicks in,
I'll be there with a little smile if you will let me win,
And I'm sorry that everything's not easy,
That you might find another to be more like a lover,
That you might want to leave me, how could you deceive me,
When I write the story that is you?
You couldn't find the clearest path to where you want to go,
But if you could have looked around you would have already known,
It could not have been signposted in a brighter shade of blue,
I would have done anything to make it clear to you,
His disposition is fouler than you want it to be,
You say you can accept it if you don't remember me,
I suppose you're right and then I suppose you're wrong again,
But I accept you've always had a thing for stronger men.
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3. |
Out of the Tunnel
01:19
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I walk through the dust and the diesel,
Wondering where I saw you go,
Silver locket tucked into my pocket,
I'd follow you through the rain and the snow.
Fairground is empty in the dark of night,
Neon lights are fading dim,
Quiet hours, between the towers,
Breath smells like love and violence.
And you talk to me one last time,
And you tell me you wish you were mine,
And that's alright.
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