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Oh, Winona
03:10
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Oh, Winona you could bare a perfect mark
Oh, Winona but your heart is far from the start
You've been dragged out and seen
Left too hollow by the obscene
Oh, Winona I would wish for your perfect skin
Oh, Winona take me back to our lazy binge
By a fallen tree o’er the riverside
The sky black as night, the fire in your eyes
Follow me back,
I never wanted anymore than what we had
Tell me it's a dream, you regret what you said
Oh, Winona
Oh, Winona that river runs like a giant scar
Oh, Winona I would feel, but i fell too hard
Knocked me out cold as these days
Colder each second that you are away
Follow me back,
And when I fall asleep it's you in my head
Should I move on or wait for you instead
Oh, Winona
If I could take your hands
And keep them still
You know I'd wait
You know I'd build
You back up
Lay your head
Against mine
Oh, Winona
I would feel but I fell too hard
Oh, Winona
I never wanted anymore than what we had
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Bright Side
02:20
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My life is empty
My glass is full
I need some company
To make this world
Spin around
Upon its bright side
To prop me up
Right next to your side
I need some loving
Which you provide
But here tomorrow
I won't say goodbye
Spin around
Upon your bright side
To prop you up
Right next to my side
I'm not scared to say
That I need you everyday
Cause I love you in every way
Hold on dear
We're almost there
Spin me around
Upon my bright side
To prop me up
Right next to your side
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Half Your Soul
03:45
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And you move me softly I am losing my control
I breathe into you make your lungs move
And you can lay your head on my chest
And you can leave your woes in my bed
I feel you near me and I reach to touch
Half your soul embrace me the other half, I love
And you can lay your head on my chest
And you can leave your woes in my bed
And you can lay your head on my chest
And you can leave your woes in my bed
All I feel is something
All I feel is something
All I feel is something
All I feel is something
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Name for One Day
04:32
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Mother held you in her arms
Mother loves you, til you're gone
And we’ll take care of you, don't be afraid to speak
Cause together we’re strong, but alone we are weak
It's over now, and the mourning will come
Kept you all night, be up at the crack of dawn
And we will comfort you, I'll try my best to do
Anything you want me to, just to keep you afloat
You couldn't even speak
But now you'll be able to sing
A part of me is gone
I don't know where to run from here
Had a name for one day, but
It's not that easy to forget
I've got you buried down, inside my soul
Never saw you grow, and it kills me that I didn't
I wonder what it would have been like to be in your life
To be In your life in your life
You couldn't even speak
But now you'll be able to sing
A part of me is gone
I don't know where to run from here
Had a name for one day, but
It's not that easy to forget
Had a name for one day, but
It's not that easy to forget
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