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hello, a girl
01:48
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hello, a girl
tell me things that you've learned
tell me things that you've found, when your world's upside down
tell me that you are fine
how you sometimes still cry
but you're convinced that you're better off alone
hello, a boy
is your pathos a ploy
is your head such a mess, disingenuous
is it hard to endure
is it hard to ignore
but you're convinced that you're better off alone
hello my friend
since we started this trend
all the night times we've missed, and the mornings first kiss
all the moments we've shared will no longer seem fair
but we're convinced that we're better off alone
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inklid
03:51
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it's simple math
what works will last
not all great minds think alike
one simple goal to have and hold, can go
it's simple math
what works will last
not all great minds take sides
one simple goal to have and hold, can go
words won't make or build a home
faith holds sway
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shappah
03:29
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read it in the papers all the time,
'man who lost his fortune and mind,
after killing his kids and wife conducted his suicide.'
so get yourself in make-up, your live in five
remember make eye contact and smile
push back the urge to shout
don't let the voices out
my baby's in the bedroom tongue-tied
a well of deep affection has run dry
so turn out the lights and hide
this bed is cold...goodnight.
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4. |
oh sweet, simple days
04:13
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oh sweet, simple days it seems you've done me again
three hundred and sixty-five have passed me by
I could be wrong, I could be asleep?
nothing's as it seems, my nightmares aren't confined to my dreams
but to think is to be alive
so rectify what's come and gone, and what shall be done
here's to the year
wash my guilt and baggage clear
here's to my friends, and to recompense
oh sweet, simple days it seems you've done me again
three hundred and sixty-five slide on by
I could be wrong, I could be asleep?
'cos nothing's as it seemed, my nightmares jumped out of my dreams
but I am alive and rectified
what has come and gone, and what shall be done
so here's to the year, wash my guilt and baggage clear
thanks to my friends and to recompense
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The Blossom Shed UK
The Blossom Shed is the musical vehicle of Andrew C Salt, with the help of some talented friends along the way. Launched in
the summer of 2011, The Blossom Shed's aim is to showcase honest and intelligent music without the restraints of adhering to specific genres.
"Nothing helps a man to reform like thinking of the past with regret." Fyodor Dostoevsky, 'The Idiot'
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