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Let Up
03:34
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16 Years
04:42
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To watch you fade away in time, it's clear you can't stay
No more pacing down the halls, I hear your calls
Try to tie them down
Contest it in your head, choose for the best
After sixteen years it's time to go
Marks left but it'll show
And stay with me until I'm old
I won't forget you
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3. |
Mote
02:02
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It's funny how something so small can change it all, shake you to your core;
Rearrange; it's all you got left, to talk it out, what do you say next;
Choose now, choose how it ends 'cos god knows, he knows you well.
Freed you now, try to tie back and blame it on the things you never done;
I'm feeling strange, like I never had before;
So talk it out, what do you say next?
What do you say next?
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