1. |
Reckless
04:23
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I'm not myself,
I don't feel like you.
I'll carry these swells,
if that's what you choose.
I won't walk lightly,
I won't put up a fight.
I don't throw stones,
inside glass homes.
Cause I know it hurts like hell,
to grow and find yourself,
but don't leave your love alone,
it's reckless.
We'ere getting old,
or so they say,
but truth be told,
I feel unphased.
I know you're scared,
know I am too,
I lose control,
when I don't have you.
And I know it hurts like hell,
to grow and find yourself,
but don't leave your love alone,
it's reckless.
I'm angry, I'm upset,
I'm lost and I'm depressed.
The only thing that's left are photographs.
I'm sitting in this tomb,
the only thing that I can do,
is pull myself together and forget about you.
Cause I know it hurts like hell,
to grow and find yourself,
but don't leave your love alone,
it's reckless.
Cause I know it hurts like hell,
to grow and find yourself,
but don't leave your love alone,
it's reckless.
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2. |
Stay
02:29
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Baby I've been burned before,
I've been shown the door,
but I'll never walk out on you.
I've been told some lies,
and sure they did sound nice,
but I'll always tell you the truth.
Just don't walk way,
just say you'll stay.
Darling you burn so bright,
I want to tuck you in each night,
and sing you this little tune.
Your smile radiates and I know that you'll be great,
cause you are you.
Just don't walk away,
just say you'll stay.
Every single time that we cross the line,
I wreak of whiskey and you like wine,
I think it's time we grow.
Every single that I change my tune,
I'm reminded why I'm drawn to you,
I think it's time you know.
All the drinking, the courage,
the thing that discourages most,
are the words we could never say,
when you were with me,
now I just count the days
wishing you were here and you would stay,
say you'll stay.
Baby, I've been burned before,
I've been shown the door,
but I'll never walk out on you.
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3. |
They Don't Need You
03:02
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Every night when sleep gets hard,
we far so fall apart,
like a canary in the coal mine,
we'll be fine if we've got time.
They need you like I do,
They need you like I do,
They need you like I do,
They need you like I do.
We made peace with this tourist town,
you helped me mend my broken crown.
I don't know if it's love but its enough to make me not want tomorrow to come.
They need you like I do,
They need you like I do,
They need you like I do,
They need you like I do.
They need you like I do,
They need you like I do,
They need you, no, they don't need you,
they need you, no, they don't need you,
they don't need you like I do, like I do.
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