1. |
Love
04:34
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I don't believe in love
Not the way that they tell me
About the way it's supposed to be
I do believe that I don't know
Chorus:
Well I should feel far better than I do
And it's not that I don't care about you
It's just that now I know
I've found a better home
And I finally feel me
Well I love you and you love me
But does that mean that we're happy?
Butterflies don't mean a thing
If you tape down their wings
(Chorus)
I don't believe in love
If it means that you have to pretend
That being alone is a sin
And happiness is relative
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2. |
Canyon Road
03:58
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When we keep on driving
'Til we can't see nothing
We'll get somewhere sometime
I think I left my shoes behind
Woken up by bluebirds
In a pile of wet leaves
I'll find a place to rest my head
Underneath a roof of trees
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3. |
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I can never truly see myself
But I can feel the sun kiss my back
When I'm looking hard it's hard to see
The one that I'm supposed to be
Remember when we used to drive all night
Moonlight reflected in your eyes
Eyes burn out like stars and radios
Ten times your heartbeats 'for I go
Chorus:
I'm not the one you see
(x4)
Far away from home or so it seems
I find myself closer to me
Folding into leaves and years and space
Knowing nothing but your name
(Chorus)
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4. |
Wish I Knew
04:00
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No love for sunshine 'til its gone
Ain't no warm hugs on your own
Don't know the good times 'til they're through
Wish I knew
How much I'll miss you
How much I'll miss you
Oh how much I'll miss you
I'd love just one more long story
The kind that teaches me to think
Don't know the good times 'til they're through
Wish I knew
How much I'll miss you
Look back and tell me what you think
Back then things were so easy
Don't know the good times 'til they're through
Wish I knew
How much I'll miss you
No love for sunshine 'til its gone
Ain't no warm hugs on your own
Don't know the good times 'til they're through
Wish I knew
How much I'll miss you (x3)
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5. |
Have My Love
03:41
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How long
How long
Does lovin' take?
How long
Have you been awake?
I just don't know
Please don't be sad
My love's still here
But it hurts so bad
How can
My mind
Cross over her?
How can I give
You what you deserve?
I just don't know
Please don't be sad
My love's still here
And it's all I have
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6. |
Memory
03:44
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The sun rose as I walked home
We talked 'til dawn
Oh it sure is good to be home
Fifteen years and we’re all grown
Still walking home
Oh it sure is good to be home
City lights shine in your eyes,
It’s been a while,
I just love to see you smile.
Waking up on a Sunday,
Making pancakes,
In the shape of our names.
Swimming on a moonlit lake,
At the end of the day,
Oh it’s nights like these I love.
When was the last day of your life?
Can it be tonight?
Oh it’s nights like these I love.
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7. |
Big Field
03:45
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Tell me you'll be here when I'm older
You don't have to look the same
How long 'til wishing to remember?
Cause you know how much I really hate change
Chorus:
Someday soon we'll be waking up in a big field
Someday soon we'll be drinking under the moon
Someday soon it might not be easy to talk with you
Someday soon
It's been a second since I've seen you
And I know you've grown out of your skin
The look in your eyes is not a stranger's
It's safe knowing that we're still the same kids
(Chorus)
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8. |
Miles and Miles
05:07
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Warm air rushed through the window
Left my bleeding heart on the road
You kissed my head and held me close
Somethings never get old
Chorus:
Miles and miles never hurt so bad before
I’ll be wishing and missing what we were
Miles and miles never hurt so bad before
I don’t want to let go
Dust and trust disrupts the air
The moth on the dashboard is always there
It’s not so lonely when you’re on your own
Somethings never get old
(Chorus)
La da da da da da (oh no)
La da da da da da
La da da da da da (it hurts)
La da da da da da (I'll be missing you)
La da da da da da x4
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