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Can't Take It Away
04:38
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Time constricts and time limits the moments that I spend with you
That I spend with you
Watching sand fall through the glass
While smiles fade into the past
They fade so quick
I'm grabbing them
Like oceans deep my heart will sink to follow you into the depths
I would swim until my last breath
We shall roar like the strongest storm
And rain amongst the rest. With love so bright, we'll leave the world blind
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Somewhere
06:58
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I know- you're out there
Somewhere close
I know- you're in here
Be near, oh
Your eyes shine like light
Reflecting on water
I stared till my eyes
Gave out on me
I know- you see me
Believe me, I hope
I know- you need me
Please don't let go
Your eyes shine like light
Reflecting on water
I stared till my eyes
Gave out on me
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Running From You Now
06:28
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Faces come and they go like waves on the shore
Crashing at my feet and still I want more
I give and I give just to drown in regret
Oh, what would I give to only forget
The lies I was fed over and again
You say that we're friends, but we've never been
I'm just your fool. I keep you amused
You tell all your friends just how you have me hanging
The rope is getting thin
I'm ready to cut lose
From this nose you call friendship
Running from. Running from you now. Running from, people like you
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Sing the Moon Richmond, Virginia
Sing the Moon is a musical project from Caine Rose and Daniel Moore of Richmond, Virginia.
Songs of despair and yearning, but also hope..
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