1. |
You'll Never Know [Demo]
03:48
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i’m ready to go, i’ll break down the barriers,
if i’m quick on my feet i might not be long
'cos time spent alone has given me space to breathe,
and there’s no explaining the thoughts in my head
move the mountains
shake the trees
you’ll never know
the things i’ve seen
go home silent
or take my side
tear the walls down
inside my mind
now i’m hiding away from the person i used to be,
it moves like a shadow about to implode
we’re waiting for you to explain what you really mean,
you’ve got all your players now give us the show
move the mountains
shake the trees
you’ll never know
the things i’ve seen
go home silent
or take my side
tear the walls down
inside my mind
all this waiting
your debating
deliberating
something’s got to give
move the mountains
shake the trees
you’ll never know
the things i’ve seen
go home silent
or take my side
tear the walls down
inside my mind
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2. |
Yesterday's News [Demo]
06:03
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oh i feel the darkness come
i can feel it growing inside my lungs
oh i feel it grow under my skin
just be forward, where do i begin
oh i feel the rocks begin to break
smash the silence with our mistakes
oh i feel the burden on my shoulders
is it my fault? is it my time yet?
and though i stand so tall, i’m broken down
a sullen wind has swept across the town
i’m by your side, another’s on my mind
does it matter? nothing matters anymore
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