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Break
03:29
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You keep repeating the words you want to hear
Take a ride on an endless night, things are closer than they appear
I don't remember too much of anything
The way you laughed when the lights went out
Gave me just a moment to think
singing at the kitchen sink
It's way too late to admit
time kept slipping away
skip whatever you missed and finally start
Stop letting every little thing break your heart
We found the place but the landmarks disagree
No one can tell how the whole thing went or what was ever buried beneath
The sun collapsed in a trace behind the trees
Tomorrow we'll be the early birds
A map under the passenger seat
The antidote for anything
Love to tell you to your face
There's always a right time for an empty page
Something else to shape on the way
It's way too late to admit
time kept slipping away
skip whatever you missed and finally start
Just stop letting every little thing
stop letting any little thing
Stop letting every little thing break your heart
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You Belong to No One
03:04
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You should have seen this place
We were half your age
never fair away from here
Now they're chasing the ghosts away
Standing alone again
Leaving the gates unlocked
never found the right way in
Threw the keys into the distance
You belong to no one
Consider it a warning
thought I told you this already
You belong to no one
Scoring your pain in pen
Have a seat and we'll call you in
wearing worry on your face
scars you can't erase
Listen to church bells sing
It's over before it ends
You know I still believe in
Things that'll never change
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Wildflowers
03:05
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Miracleworker New Jersey
The band started as an experiment in late bloomer acoustic guitar songwriting. New Brunswick punk icon Chris Ross saw a path to making a 'real band,' and soon enough East Coast hardcore vet Dan Cav joined in on the fun.
Miracleworker recommends:
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