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Falling Faster
06:12
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Falling Faster
I am falling faster than you could have imagined
Now it's coming in to view
Coming in to view
Coming in to view
Neon signs lights up like the moon
Bargain sparks fly setting the whole thing into ruins
Into ruin
Into ruins
Into ruin
I can see that we weren't expecting it not to rain
I am like the forest
Find it hard to find my breath
Taking up the foliage
Lay it abundantly on my breast
Blossom blooms with nature
Hiding out from all the mess
As the water rises
And the fire burns our breath
We could go back to the old track
We could go back to the old track
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Don't You Let Me Let You Go (inspired by Bombay Bicycle Club's same titled song)
It's all the same
The way you explain a chain reaction taking place
You leave me out in the pouring rain
I've two reactions: take the blame or go insane
I don't recognise it
I don't recognise it
I don't reprimand it
I don't make play with you
And I don't play games with you
Will you hide in the car?
For the one night that I am here?
Take it off first, lay it down
I was ready to leave you and I was ready to go
I was ready to put my heart down in innocence
In innocence
Innocence
I find through all of this 'simple' waiting...
After all of this waiting
The same things I do
The same things I do
I was ready to loath it
I was ready to be this way
I was ready to load it
Until you tell me
Until you tell me
Until you tell me
Oh no, don't you let me let you go
In a pocket on the fires edge
I take my rest
Who's responsible for a lot of this?
I'd say you are
I mustn't forget
I mustn't forget
I mustn't forget
What a fucking mess you made of it
What a fucking mess you've made of this
I am anger
I am everything you imagined
I am all of the somethings
To make it sweeter
To make it awful
To make it awkward
Oh no, don't you let me le you go
In a crack inside an enemy
We were born
And we came across so quietly
As we were reformed
But I won't forget all the silent creatures who crept around the lighting and kept all memories of us apart
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Bathe In The Other Way
03:30
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Saving
04:14
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Saving (co-written with Roberto Andres)
I forgot I'm not suppose to speak
And I forgot I am supposed to be weak
I get stronger when you shut your mouth
I can see that yet I'm still holding back
I am lighter when I am by myself
I could just leave here but I can't break the chain
I forgot I'm not suppose to speak
I'm saving like all the rest
And trying to do my best
I hide my nose behind my scarf
I need to see all this through
From the way we are to the way we'll become
I've decided to step down while jumping in
You wrote me down this way
But in time, those words decay
And out of scattered letters, we'll find the way
Don't need to be validated to soon
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Come, Come Here
06:12
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Come, Come Here
Shame is begun in the old days
Hard to find, but say what you wanted to say
I am lost
Still it rains in these hard days
I am lost
In the greatness of memories
Move and let me be
I raise up my fire till I am locked
I erase my vices, was I less?
I only came for the past phase
You watched as we faded into the…
Like these words
Seem to me to fall back around
Like the world
Seems to fall back around
I found my cause, came underground
I fought my savior to come around
Tonight, tonight I found the signs
Tonight, tonight I found the sound
Tonight, tonight I find the silence
I know the road waits for no one
Just like the tide waits for no man
The time waits for this woman
So I wait underground
I only know my way when I close my eyes
And feel with my hands through the cold darkness
I know I’ll hit the ground
But I’ll keep on running until I’m found
You say there’s something ‘wrong’ with you
I don’t care
I take you as you are
Come, come here
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