1. |
What Lasts Forever
02:53
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We're losing ground
Just tell me what you need
Roll the windows down
It's so hard to breathe
Two faces of stone
Staring into each other's eyes
Show nothing, see nothing
But who can say
What lasts forever
And who can say
Which parts of you die
The wind against my face
Accompanies me
Falling with no place to land
A picture of you in my hand
Just waiting for the breakdown
But who can say
What lasts forever
And who can say
Which parts of you die
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2. |
Turn Away
02:00
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Everyday
I'm moving uphill
Just to start
At the bottom every morning
Here I found
The darkest corner
A shadow home
Under the sun
Turn away
Turn away from everything
To settle with the dust
The stench of the city streets
Heaven beneath my feet
Turn away
Turn away from everything
And settle with the dust
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3. |
When
02:36
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Carry me away
Down a million roads
Carry me away
Through a million homes
To find when I belong
Always not yet
When do I belong
Not yet
Push me away
Face covered in flowers
But I still can't see
The beauty that's in front of me
So when do I belong
Always not yet
When do I belong
Not yet
Either it's love, or it isn't
Either it's real, or it isn't
My eyes in the mirror
Tell me lies so much clearer
Than any truth
I've ever been told
But when do I belong
Always not yet
When do I belong
Not yet
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