1. |
Boarding
02:34
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I know that we will never be fine
But somehow I think that that is all right
And when we cried
We cried
I felt your head on my shoulder
I was all right
Won't you show me something that you've never shown before
I just want to be let right in to your art
Taking simple things, make them beautiful
Give me a fresh start
I wanna see something
I wanna feel something
I wanna feel
I never wanna feel like this again
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2. |
Planes
03:11
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Never searched for love like how I looked back then
Desperation, sentimental
Searching for a trace of something
Just want to hold you to sleep
I know it's gonna hurt me
I hope this doesn't kill you
But I can't seem to go that way
Half expecting you to fade away
Is this the end of living?
Will I forever be alone?
Six weeks overseas
I needed you and you needed me
Can't wait for you to land
I'll be waiting there just like we planned
I'll hold you way too tight
As I ride with you in to the night
I can't
Let you down
Say something
I need you right now
Say anything
Put your weapons down
Say something
I need you right now
I need a sign we will last
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3. |
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I don't wanna mess this up
You blossom around me
I'm so scared and
I know
I am not good at this
But I can see you
Making out in the doorway
Hiding your smile as I walk away
Now you're lying next to me
His arms wrapped around ya
His arms wrapped around ya
And she said
You're like this with everyone
Especially when your drunk
But this time it's different
For once
This isn't puppy love
But I can see you
Making out in the doorway
Hiding your smile as I walk away
Now you're lying next to me
His arms wrapped around ya
His arms wrapped around ya
All I want to know is what I'm doing wrong
When I found you in a dream I wanted to stay for so long
You've got the softest arms
And You've got the brownest eyes
And all I need to know
Is what I'm doing wrong
I heard
What he said
I don't
Care what he thinks
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4. |
Albany
03:59
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Do you think we’ll be the ones?
To put our hope on a setting sun
Cut the bullshit
I don’t want to have to talk like that
You're the one
You're the one
Take me home
Chemical
Don’t think you should stick around
Violent tendencies you know
I don’t want you to be alone
It’s not helping without you
We’re the golden age
Fuck the olden days
Nothing’s gonna keep you up at night anymore
I don’t need
And I don’t want
I can stand up on my own
You’re the one
You’re the one
Take me home
Chemical
I don’t need
I don’t want
I can stand up on my own
You’re the one
You’re the one
Take me home
Albany
Albany
Albany
Albany
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5. |
SOS (See Out Summer)
03:49
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We were 18
Burnt out like the skids
Didn't know if I could live
Like this
I thought that after attempt 3
That you would have given up on me
‘Cause I
Didn't even leave a note
I never said that I would be
Someone that you could call on reliably
Didn't think that you would see
When I fall you pick me up
At the end this I hope we learned
That life is fucked
But I
Won't stop
And I've been standing on this rooftop now
With my back to my friends
Not coming down
So please
Find me
An end
And if you ever really cared for me
Leave me with a bit of dignity
Cause I don’t know where to go to now
So please take me
Need you to
Stay with me
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The Redundants Brisbane, Australia
Some whacko hooligans from Brisbane who have no idea.
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