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Quicksand
03:30
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I go to shoot you
but you've taken out all the bullets
like you've taken out the life of us
And every time I try to push through it
You've taken out all my bullets
Gotta get out of this quicksand
Gotta get onto the dry land
Gotta save myself from you
And if the birds aren't singing
then why should I be believing that there's something left at all?
Oh you put me aside
Oh you left me out to dry
And now you've taken the life of us
Gotta get out of this quicksand
Gotta get onto the dry land
Gotta save myself from you
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Whispers
03:54
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All the talk is around town
Whether it's true, it doesn't matter to them
And the ones who start it never feel it all on the other hand
And all the whispers you hear just to make the others cheer
But who is one that isn't none
But I can't do this on my own
I'll never let you fall
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3. |
Nothing's Ever Different
04:47
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I look to the left, I look to the right
'cause nothing's ever different, I cannot see the light
What I can never seem to understand
is when I lend a helping hand,
how you never seem to come along
'cause I look one second then you're gone
Nothing's Ever Different
You're always right, and I'm always wrong
Can't you see this is where we belong?
'cause I searched for hours, I searched for days
but nothing can get me out of this craze
You got me hooked like I didn't think you would
Give me the answer, I know that you could
Nothing's Ever Different
Some things just never ever change
That's what they say
But I'm gonna do this
That's just my way
I know it's gonna be hard
I know it's gonna be tough
But living like this is like living it rough
I know it's gonna be hard
I know it's gonna be tough
But living like this is like life ain't enough
Nothing's Ever Different
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Polar Beach Kent, UK
Vocals/Guitar
Michael Day
Keyboards
Adam Brown
Drums
Ben Greenstreet
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