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The Dragon
02:41
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I’ve got it too
Bigger than the way I am stuck here with you
I’ve got nothing but clothes to cover me and keep me
So I’ll be alone
I’ve got it too
Bigger than the way I am safer with you
I’ve got nothing but leads to take me and show me
So I can be free
Somebody’s fallen asleep for far too long
Stolen all of my dreams before I’m old
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2. |
Holden
04:29
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I’d like the summer if it were the winter
But all that it covers could never deliver a song that I could sing
I planted a flower, she sleeps in the daylight
I use all my power to keep all the wolves out of town
So I can sing
Who who?
The night that I found love it slipped through my fingers
The moonlight up above is more than what lingers on she
So I can sing
I’m tired of thinking
The world is a’ sinking
With fathers a’ drinking
And mothers a’ winking
We won’t get it back now
I’m tired of drinking
My world is a’ sinking
I wait for the weekend
To keep me from thinking
I can’t get it back now
I’d like the summer if it were the winter
But all that it covers could never deliver a song that I could sing
I’ve got a raincoat but it never rains
I’ve got a doctor, she says I’m insane
I’ve got a songbird, but it never sings
Sing to me
Desire sing to me
Sing to me
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