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No it ain’t about the nighttime
It’s about the stars in the sky
It aint about the perfect rhyme
It’s about the words that make you cry
It ain’t about the night time
It’s about the silence in your heart
It’ aint about the perfect crime
It’s about what makes you fall apart
It’s about the beauty of the moment when the world was born
It’s about the pain the first time your heart was torn
It’s about the power you feel when you’re standing tall
It’s about learning to heal after that first fall
No it ain’t about the night time
It’s about that light shining in the dark
It ain’t about that uphill climb
It’s about being down to your last spark
No it ain’t about the night time
It’s about knowing right from wrong
It ain’t about the sublime
It’s about the last word of that last song
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We once were
03:19
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We once were good friends
We once were more than that
The way this story ends
Is like a heartbeat going flat
We once were two peas
Stuck inside the same green pod
We sailed through the dark seas
So don’t you think it’s odd
We fought in the same fight
Prayed for the same Light
Cried through the same night
We rose to the same height
Lost heart & gained sight
How can you think it’s right?
We once were good friends
We once were of one heart
So should we make amends
Or stay scared & apart
We once were peerless
Or was it all a fraud
Victors and fearless
Well it ain;t right - not even close
It ain’t right, but that’s how the story goes
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You can find me
03:07
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You can find me in the deep set shadows
Of every song I write
You can find me in a bar, God knows
Where all that’s wrong, becomes right
You can find me when anything goes
When the day has turned to night
You can find me with more highs than lows
Miles away from the sunlight
If I don’t know who you are
Just tell me you’re a shining star
If I don’t know where you’re from
I’ll follow you, whatever may come
You can find me in the early prose
Before my thoughts fully take flight
You can find me on my tippy toes
Trying to stand up to my full height
You can find me in the ways I chose
In the apple that I won’t bite
You can find me right under your nose
So very close yet out of sight
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Homebound
04:36
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I wonder how you are
It’s been a while
Since I’ve seen you smile
I wonder where you are
Is there a sky
Can you still fly
Do you ever think about tomorrow’s call
Do you ever have a doubt, if you might fall
I hope you found your holy ground
I hope you will come back around
I hope you are safe and sound
I hope you are homebound
I pray you’ll find a guiding star
A roof to keep you dry
A willingness to try
I worry you’re too far
That you believe a lie
Without asking why
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Look at us now
04:28
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There was a time I didn’t know
Whether to stay, whether to go
There was a time I wasn’t sure
Were you the sickness or the cure
There was a time I didn’t dare
Ask you if your love was true
There was a time I couldn’t bear
The thought of living without you
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Look at us now, friends at last
Look at us now, going nowhere fast
Em
Look at us now, not knowing what to do
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Look at us now, all black and blue
There was a time I thought about
Is now the right time to get out
There was a time the world came crashing down
That’s when I shoulda just split town
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