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Disputes
03:17
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Sit down, it’ll pass you by regardless of the pace you keep
Pass you by just like you’re standing still
So take a way that keeps you holding it together at least
Or maybe some peace
Sit down, there’s only so many grand parades
And each toll is just a bit stiffer than each before
So take a way that keeps you holding it together at least
Or maybe some peace
Just when I find the means to hold myself up
In my mind I pick a fight with myself
But if you like we can keep this up all night
If you like we can keep this up all night
I sat down and it passed me by regardless of the state of mind I kept
Passed me by I was taking time to reflect
Penance for the lapses
I sat down cause there’s only so many grand parades
And I know they’re it’s harder to find the farther you go
So take a way that keeps you holding it together at least
Or maybe some peace
Just when I find the means to hold myself up
In my mind I pick a fight with myself
But if you like we can keep this up all night
If you like we can keep this up all night
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¬¬The scene ain’t blocked from cloudy skies
It’s a different kind of grey
Man-made forts of clay
And I wish I could catch your eye today
More than a few miles away
I can’t afford to call
But don’t come around saying mean things
Don’t come to bring me down
Don’t call me little one
Don’t try and push me around today
Took a walk, now I need a change of clothes
That umbrellas got my whole bag wet
With such a long way to go
The scene is said to wreck the rest of our step
I’ve got a routine loss of eye contact with those deserving of more
And I wish I could find your face in the crowd
Although the traffics a little too loud for a chat
I’d love to have you around
But don’t come around saying mean things
Don’t come to bring me down
Don’t call me little one
Don’t try and push me around today
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Turn the Lights out
02:40
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Walk on through
I know you want to, and I’d love to make it work
I’d love to play like I didn’t hear the news
It’s a broken stupid lonely trek
But with the right track on I’ll make it that far down
Oh, turn the lights out, turn the lights out
And I know its new
Cause I’m not the girl who has to lose the bright just to gain that spark
But to look at you right now, my dear
Well it’s a whole new sight and the worst surprise is
I find myself wanting you that much more
Oh, turn the lights out, turn the lights out
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Susan Morrissey Wyse Toronto, Ontario
A lifer student playing music on the side.
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