1. |
where to begin?
07:14
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Was a time they said
the answers blow'n in the wind
but the winds have all died down
and the fires have all gone out
in a world full black
there is only one question left to ask
Where to begin
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2. |
vaguely remembered
04:36
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3. |
cautionary tale
03:04
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cautionary tale
destined to fail
no more tears
no more pain
cautionary tales and sad betrayals
on their knees and drowning in the rain
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4. |
idlewild
04:23
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5. |
just because
04:36
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6. |
paramount rag
05:03
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7. |
pure azure
02:49
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8. |
under the sun
04:48
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9. |
beautiful river
07:24
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words like blows
that cut to the bone
sometimes you want to repay them
but show yourself calm
and play right along
beautiful river is swaying
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