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Little World - Roots
02:19
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Paint the words on your chest,
I'm done calling combinations.
There's no heat closing in,
and I have friends who can't stay where they live.
What are my flaws,
less of yours than mine.
I found you before,
the storms took your eyes.
Thinking I,
could give you a try.
There's a boardwalk floating in her room,
and all her neighbors too.
The last thing I see in them,
is a spirits deceiving.
And I wanna feel your bones shake,
when I touch your hand.
This is gratitude,
in a welcoming smile.
Because I know it's you.
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Little World - Memoriety
02:45
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We are passionate,
And curious.
Of the cold summer air.
In it's last attempt.
To break through eyes,
found in comparisons.
I've fought a battle or two,
Got some bruises for you,
I'm almost one year older.
Looking back I guess I'm,
moving forward.
When Summer Falls
to September.
I'm hoping you remember,
I'm hoping you remember.
When We saw the sky fall down
And crash to the earth.
And crash to the earth.
It's here we go now,
Here we go now,
Here we go.
what did we learn?
What did we learn?
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Meadowbrook Records New York, New York
Long Island, New York
Meadowbrook Records, Inc.
2010-2013
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