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53
03:37
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How I wish I could, stay wrapped up in your arms all night
But it's getting dark and I'm not feeling quite alright
Where will these long roads take, each twist and turn a choice I've made
Soon I'll be unseen and into dark my car will fade
And that's just fine, ‘cause I know I'll be back in time
I'll wait out the night, at a light
I'll greet the day and I’ll be right back at your side
And It'll always be, how I wish it’s something you could see
If it was up to me,I'd turn the clocks all the way back to '53
It's always been, something that I couldn't conceive
But now it's come to me, not just for a week but for an eternity
I'll finally try to sleep, coughing up my soul and feeling creeps
Somehow unfit but snug, I guess that it's enough for me
Each hour slower than the rest, with all these demons I've addressed
I put them down and it seems that I can finally rest
And that's just fine, 'cause I've got em out of my mind
I feel sublime, I've lost track of time
I can help but feel that something's sent me a sign
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Waiting On You
03:07
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