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Amethyst
03:42
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I hid my head in the sand
I'm almost over the wall
I bit my tongue on that word
And then I find out I'm almost solo now
And if I could show you now
If I could bring you somehow
If I could make you see
You were the only one for me
I'm only waiting around
And you don't know me now
All of her dreams the same
But I knew her by some other name
If I could show you now
If I could bring you somehow
If I could make you see
You were the only one for me
All these words I could say to you
There's a twisted road
Through a lions' den
Heaven at the end
End over end over end over end
In the blue I'm on my own
Goodnight moon and sing me home
If you could pull me out
If you could slow me down
If you could break my need
I saw the signs but that's not me
All these words I could say to you...
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Never the Night
04:10
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Mother I may, Father I fall
Summer the same, Winter the wall
Only the one, come when I call
Run in the rain, bury the ball
Steady the still, sorrow the seed
Lessen the load, nor do I need
Heavy the heart, favor the fair
Maybe the mouth, always the air,
but never the night.
Whether we will, whether we won't
Further away, farther to float
And I'm kissing in the corner,
And I'm wasting all your water
Measure a man, fasten the fist
Send me a saint, not one of this
More that I move, always away
Baby the blue, darling the day,
but never the night.
Couldn't we calm down,
I get so careless in another's arms
And I'm deeper into doubt,
Always nervous of how I harm
When love is only waiting for it to end.
Why does everything have to be so real?
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