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Q One
02:35
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There's a blinding glow
Caused by what you don't know
But it's okay to be afraid
Please don't run
Please don't hide
Just trust yourself
Go for a ride
There's a blinding glow
Caused by what you don't know
But it's okay to be afraid
Please don't run
Please don't hide
Just trust yourself
Go for a ride
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2. |
Q Two
04:00
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Do you ???
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I left my soul where the creek runs through town
I left my thoughts in the air around
I left my heart on my sleeve
Just hoping that you notice me
Yet, I pray that you see right through me
I'm not good at words but I know that it hurts when you're not near
I was kind of hoping you could take it from here
Now that you see me for who I really am
What do you say we ditch the old plan?
We'll run away, I know this road like the back of my hand
But I know that's not the way you picture me
Yeah, I pray that you see right through me
I'm not good at words but I know that it hurts when you're not near
I was kind of hoping you could take it from here
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4. |
Q
02:30
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Sleepless again, you laid awake at night
Found the lantern so you could have some light
Grabbed the shovel and shuffled out the door
Carried some burdens you didn't want anymore
Walked to the hillside and started to dig
Never realized that your burdens could feel so big
Dug so deep so you could bury them down
Wiped the sweat off your brow until the earth was found
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