1. |
Begin All Over
04:09
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New grief will slowly rust
What death could not ammend
I've lost your love and trust
But we can start again
Kid can't stop the rain
I see it every day
Kid can't stand to say
Your father turned away
I hope you find a way
Softly the sunset warned us
The fall was creeping in
To seek a soul destroyer
We won't return again
Kid can't stop the rain
I see it every day
Kid can't stand to say
Your mother turned a way
I hope you find a way
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2. |
Respite Sent Another
02:52
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All our graves dug out
On my way down
Can I sleep?
All my days I'd vow
I'd stray earthbound
Can I sleep?
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3. |
Sun Leaves Dark
05:11
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You know sun leaves dark
And eyes glow in the night
I know you know
They watch and wait in
The cold that sun leaves dark
The bright spots in the night
We know they won't come down
I woke away from here
Why should I keep those things you wrote?
I should have said something I know
It's not gonna save who I knew when you were well
Not gonna waste my time
The days are spent
The years are gone
I should accept the things I've lost
Every day I wake up with regret
There's nothing to save at all
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4. |
Safe From Me
05:45
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Should we save the remnants of your life?
Would you trade the world for missed time?
And you pray, but God does not reply
Don't say that lonely were the nights
Of your last days alive
Call me crazy
But there's no shame in lying
To try and erase these hours
An ache unending
For a chance to say goodbye.
Should I make a cold, dark stairway climb?
Will it take a lifetime in the night?
Could I shake a fall from this height?
If I wake, I'll give up trying to find
A chance to make things right
Call me crazy
But there's no shame in lying
To try and erase these hours
An ache unending
For a chance to say goodbye
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Brandon Andrew - Vocals, guitars, bass, drums, keys, beard.
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