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Before
04:07
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You ought to be something better and your mother says you ought to be
But I can see you are already so much better than you think you are
And I can see those beautiful eyes staring at me from out the photograph
Going from green to light brown to golden, glinting in the sun
And all you see is everything and now I know why I’ve been this way before
And I can’t believe how it’s meant to be and how everything seemed to go before
And I can know but I wanted to say that I would never go
And I know now that I’m not next to you but I promise that I will be soon
And you all you know is everything that I wanted to tell you this today
And take my time and I’ll tar yours too 'cause its always meant, always meant to be this way
And all you see is everything and now I know why I’ve been this way before
And I can’t believe how it’s meant to be and how everything seemed to go before
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2. |
Magnifying Glass
05:50
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3. |
Lost
03:24
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4. |
A Song For Annie
03:45
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5. |
Don't Waste You Time
03:33
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6. |
Curtain Call
03:46
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don't worry about me
you have got your own choices to make
i cant make them for you
you have to make them for yourself
and if i don't look like i seem to care
its only because i wish i wasn't there
and if i don't have much to say right now
its just because i want to take my bow
he wrote you just one letter and now your head's in a spin
nothing to do but to sit and wait
and i don't like the way he clicks his fingers, you come running
and don't know if i can deal with things like that happening again
if i take my time to concentrate
if there's something i did a little late
if i wanted to be the better man
would i lose you and have to make other plans?
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7. |
Icarus
03:54
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8. |
Rock, paper, scissors
04:09
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9. |
Good Morning Warsaw
05:09
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10. |
Late Night
03:31
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11. |
hometime
01:47
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