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The World
03:43
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The World
Who do you think you are?
I’m glad its not who I am
Anywhere doesn’t seem far enough
but I guess its far enough
Sometimes I’m glad I have known you
But our choices aren’t always the best
I watch as we fall apart
Watching with all the rest
You can have your scene where you can be seen
But the world is mine given just a little time
Can you feel the love that the music can bring
I’ll be doing just fine gonna leave it all behind
Now I know who you are
Living like you’re in top
I watch as we fall apart
Live it up ‘till you drop
You can have your scene where you can be seen, but you’re coming clean and I know that you’re gonna go.
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The Rain
05:00
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The Rain
The day never comes, awaiting the end is near
The hours are long and the numbers are wrong
Sometimes the rain never stops
Sometimes the sky’s never clear
But its all we’ve got, until five o’clock
If you agree, I will try to find you
Its him and not me, but I will still fight for you
But its minus twenty degrees
Keep warm with me baby please
But I’ll hold your heart, I’ll hold your heart, I’ll hold your heart
You don’t see this, like we see night and day
You don’t mean, what you say
I see, your face on the wall
I know, your shadow is gone
I see (you), I see
The day never comes, awaiting the end is near
The feeling is gone, but the day just drones on
I know it feels like you’re winning,
but you know its just the beginning
‘Cause I hold your heart, I hold your heart, I hold your heart
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DB Cooper Hamilton, Ontario
After many years of searching, a young indie rock band from Hamilton, Ontario, found the infamous DB Cooper.
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