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Tonight, Let My Song
04:28
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Now tonight, it's taking everything
To hold on tight
And try and get to You
Our love has been a long journey on
A road of casualties and failures gone
Trying to get to You
But You have seen my heart
And You have known my heart
So tonight, let my song
Be enough for You
It's all that I've got
To try and break through
Tonight, let my song
Be enough for you
It's all of my heart
To try and break through
I'm older now, not just a young one trying to
Figure out
Will You be true
I've seen the way that You can hold my heart
Not just in fantasy, but truth in part
of will You be true
And You have seen my heart
And You have known my heart
So tonight....
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2. |
Roey's Song
03:24
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I saw you many times, heart in many pieces
Sifting through the lies, how can it be this
Hard to walk away from unmet affection
Looking in the mirror now holds a new reflection
Anger in your eyes from so much deception
You were a prize to have
So let go of the day that's
Holding you back
And give into tomorrow
What do you have to lose
'Cause you're the best I know of
So go on and love
You were by my side when my love went tragic
Not with lofty words or sentiment and magic
loving me was all you ever had to do
I might not have made it through
And I'm so much better for knowing you
And forever I am here
So let go....
You're not broken beyond fixing, love
I promise you that
Your heart is gold, they just didn't know somehow
Just what they had
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3. |
Pocket Full of Strings
03:56
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I've only known to dream of this
Forever, and
It's turning out a bittersweet kiss
From my lover
I don't have much to offer you
But a pocket full of dreams and broken strings
That come from my guitar
Maybe one day my tune will change
And my pockets will be full of rearranging
In my heart
But I've only known to dream of this
Forever, and
It's turning out a bittersweet kiss
From my lover
Oh you might say, "be responsible"
Get a job you know will make you house and home
Sure security
And get your head from that dreamin' cloud
You've been stuck in all your life, time to come down
and face reality"
But I've only known...
And oh, this time's not wasted
You might say, this time's been wasted
My heart's been thrown into the stars
It's not coming down to where you are
And my head will stay up in these clouds, no
Doubting's gonna bring me down
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4. |
Adorable
04:15
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Well look at me, I am fallin' for you
It happened quicker than I wanted it to
There's nothing left for me to do but say
I'm in this far
So please don't break
Break my heart
I still get nervous when I see you
I have to slow down my speech
And hide how badly I want to kiss you
When you say sweet things to me
And there's no place I'd rather be
Than here with you, falling so deep
Well look at me, now we're really in love
It's so much better than I could think of
Now there's no way I could give up on you
I'm in this far
So please don't break
Break my heart
I still get nervous.....
Maybe one day when we're old and grey
And all our charm has fallen away
I will still mean it when I say to you
We've come this far
And you never broke
Broke my heart
I still get nervous.....
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5. |
Time
04:42
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And I can't believe
You still get to me
After all this time
And I'm wondering
When will my heart be
Fully mine again
I don't wanna go back down to where we were
Loving you was the hardest I ever hurt
When the water is rising around your neck
Keep on kickin', hold your breath
And it won't take you down yet
In the fighting your life flashes before your eyes
And you realize, it only, only takes
Time
How could I believe
You still think of me
After all this time
And do you wait for me
Before you fall to sleep
To see me in your eyes.
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