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01:35
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Turn up the radio this is my jam. Let’s hit up Whities in the van, and not worry about shit. I’ve got my friends. Working shitty jobs just to spend every dime. Fuck this town lets have a dude night at mikes. So hold tight, these late nights with friends. It couldn’t get any better than this. We will never go home. As long as we live, we know well have each other. As other people fade I know I’ll have my dudes forever.
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This summer, we’ll land head first on the ground. Every single day spend wasted, good times, you said I was all that you needed. We always want what we can’t have. Sometimes we want those memories back. This summer, it’s what we had. We’ll take it, we’ll give it back. This summer, it’s what we had. Why do we act so careful? We give up everything on our backs, we’re breaking our necks. We cannot act so careful. We need to start living reckless, taking chances. We are so pleased with ourselves. Why are we so pleased with ourselves? Sitting on the sidewalk, you told me you loved me. I told you I loved you, the skies never so blue. Sitting on the street curb, my arm around you. Why couldn’t we pull through, why couldn’t we pull through?
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Wanna Come Home
03:10
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It’s been so long, since I told you exactly how I felt about you. It hit me hard to see you faded, but now I know those days were wasted. It shows that, love killed me. But now it’s real clear to me. That we weren’t, meant to be. I was too young to see. I’m glad this ended. Why was I so hesitant to understand that, you were not meant for me? I was not meant for you. But I can see the end, never thought it’d cross my mind. But I know I’ll be better than before. It’s been so, it’s been so, it’s been so long.
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Don't Leave I Surrender!
04:37
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Why did I surrender? Always thought we’d be together, and I can’t wait till I get home. Midnights never seemed so long, without mockingbirds to sing back the words of comfort. Words that inspire, not let down. Words to bring reason, and peace of mind. Words to make you stronger, peace of mind. How could this tragedy consume me, never will I live this down. So take me home, where the sun will rise in my favor. Where late nights begin sooner, and life unfolds faster. Take me home. I never knew what this would be like without your smile, to brighten up my day. How was I so blind to take you for granted? My world went to black and white in just one matter of seconds. I’d trade the world to be next to you. These days keep getting longer. I’ll never live this down. How was I supposed to know? What this would be like without your smile. Tell me how was I supposed to know. So take me home, wont you take me home, where the sun will rise in my favor. Take me home, won’t you take me home, Will you watch me and hold me closer?
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It’s been years since I believed that you’d be, capable of understanding. What’s real, what fake, is this so much to ask of you? Did you know that you die a little inside, every time you throw out a white lie? It’s killing you and you didn’t even notice. So bite your tongue, don’t let anything escape. I’m giving up; I’m giving in on you. And now your dignity has just left this equation. I’m giving up because it’s too hard to understand why you’re doing this. We’re here at a stand still shouting questions back and forth, but could you really throw the truth? But could you throw the truth. So let go, just this last time. And see that we will go down together.
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