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Just Words
04:24
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I'm sitting alone
Writing you down
Trying to make some sense of how we came to be
Everything held, never forgotten
Every day, forgiving
how you broke my sense of self
but you found yours
Brushing off your worry
Finalise the growing pains
Your letter came
all my plight turns tenderly
how could i turn away from you
when you're a part of me
No more saying goodbye
Or fighting design
Nobody goes from all to nothing overnight
We could go on
Balancing on our lines
Any way we grow now
All apart or side by side
Nothing to hide
In the grey unknownness
Silver linings tethering
To pull us through
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2. |
Ten Year
04:50
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In the longest season without you
I saw
No rest
Every colour I knew as paradise
Followed
Where you went
And you always seem to know
The very thing I suffer the most
And our sorrows are the same
My sweetest friend, I hear you now
Who am I pretending to be now
Am I alive
All these things I wanted to be for you
Withheld
In vain
And you always seem to know
The very words I needed the most
I can only hope the same
My sweetest friend, can I see you now
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Holden Days Los Angeles, California
the experimental musical project of Timothy Jude Andrews
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