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Crossroads
03:02
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How can you say there's no tomorrow
How do you let go of the past
It's not my call, it's not your fault
Ive been following this road
Skipping stones in lakes
Feeding promises with hope
That you'd change your ways
Its okay, Im alright
This'll see me through the night
Your disdain would suffice
Its okay I'll be fine
How can you say there's no tomorrow
How do you let go of the past
It's not my call, it's not your fault
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Three Piece
03:02
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Three pieces, three pieces
Three pieces of my head
Breaking down as it goes
A worthless piece of gold
From the start I felt alone
Three pieces of my head
Scattered around your bed
Three pieces of my head
Missing parts like you said
So now I know what you thought
As the room turned cold
A kiss of death, a final shot
Our lips stranglehold
Three pieces of my head
Scattered around your bed
Three pieces of my head
Missing parts like you said
Three pieces, three pieces
Three pieces of my head
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Embrace
02:19
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It's not worth the stress or the sorrow
So can we just enjoy today
Romanticizing steps that follow
In hopes of lessening the pain
What will I do when we erase
Who will I call who to embrace
I need embracing now
I need to embrace
Hold me
It's not worth the stress or the sorrow
So can we just enjoy today
Romanticizing steps that follow
In hopes of lessening the pain
What will I do when we erase
Who will I call who to embrace
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Spirit Dive Los Angeles, California
Nick
Ben
Rain
Emiro
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