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the sound
03:20
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I know you’ve got some things going on
And i hope you find what you need to move on
Sun’s peaking out from behind the clouds
Singing in whisper, do you hear the sound?
Can you hear the sound?
You know, i’m here for the whole ride
And i’ll be the space you can go when you need to hid
Sun’s peaking out from behind the clouds
Singing in whisper, do you hear the sound?
Can you hear the sound?
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blame it
03:37
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The brick has held onto it’s promise
You sink down away from the surface
The anger in your eyes
Comes as no surprise
So blame it all on me
I see you got trapped, don’t get drawn in
Remember what the eight of swords represented
The sadness in your eyes is reflected back in mine
So blame it all on me
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yr thriving
03:07
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When i wake up alone again
I wonder if what’s broke will bend
and i can hear your laughter in my brain
But you’re laughing at what someone else is saying
I never was a builder
But everything’s been off kilter
So solemnly i’m stacking brick by brick
Just methodically getting my brain to stick
I take my place at the back of the room
Blending like a wallflower in bloom
You get up to address those gathered
And my petals wilt completely tattered
You will continue to grow
A dandelion amidst all the snow
And you’re thriving
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