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I slept on my side
The moon was in my eyes
Calling "Please wake me up."
He saw through my smile
A long, lost reflection
Of himself as a child
From a home that he doesn't love
A window broke between us
Or a mirror fell below me
On the cold side of my bed
He saw me see him shaking
And slipped out in whisper
"You're me in my own head."
And up float the trees
They're gone in the seas
Of the cold, dark air
Take me to, well, I don't know where
Suddenly a rain drop falls with the moon's light
And dances with my hair
It's cold give me shelter
Don't be a stranger
Take me to I don't know where.
So down goes the skyline
It brushes past the sunrise
It's cold, but I can't tell
If this is night
Or this is Hell.
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Slow for an Open Road
03:35
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Welcome to Dusk
03:45
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State of the Seasons
04:05
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No Title
03:15
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Whocres
03:35
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It's Moving
02:41
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With Winds Like These
03:39
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Come Away
03:45
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Jake Wheeler Huntington, West Virginia
Yup. Ya got me.
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