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The Sun Is Out
02:37
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Baby baby you had me so low
You know that I loved you so
You left without a trace
Tear stains on my face
Baby baby I wanted you to stay
Baby baby now you’ve gone away
Seeing more flaws in you
Now that you’re not here
Seeing as you don’t talk to me
I know it’s much better to be free of you
This feeling won’t last baby
You’ll be part of the past baby
I’ll be doing fine
And you’ll be gone you’ll be gone you’ll be gone
Hush my darlin' there’s nothing left to say
I’m no longer in the games you play
I need a man who will move forward
Leave the past behind
Seeing as you don’t talk to me
I know it’s much better to be free of you
This feeling won’t last baby
You’ll be part of the past baby
I am doing fine
And you are gone you are gone you are gone
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2. |
Get Perspective
04:18
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Is life weighing down on you?
Do you feel like it’s only happening to you?
I’ve seen others beat down more than you’ve ever been
These eyes can’t tell you all the places they’ve been
So I say is there anyone out there listening?
Give me a sign of intelligent life
Is honesty a foreign policy
I don’t know how to find the truth
Oh well, everybody lies
There’s so much more than your soap opera life
This image you have to maintain
Shrinking of the human brain
Be receptive
Get perspective
Look at the falling stars
How small you are
Look at the falling stars
How small you are
So I say is there anyone out there listening?
Give me a sign of intelligent life
Is honesty a foreign policy
I don’t know how to find the truth
Oh well, everybody lies
Look at the falling stars
How small you are
Look at the falling stars
How small you are
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3. |
Six String Solitude
03:09
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Honestly, there’s not many like me
I’m sitting here alone, but I’m not lonely oh hell no
Kinda like the quiet
The silence doesn’t bother me at all
Stop wasting your time
Trying to tell me what’s good for me and mine
This selfish life, this six string solitude
And you know I’m not sorry
I’m sleeping alone tonight
Cuz I’ve got self-esteem, does anybody know what that means?
I like to take my time
Why do so many think that’s a fucking crime?
Don’t hold your breath
This is me until my death
This selfish life, this six string solitude
And you know I’m not sorry
I don’t need no city lights to comfort me
Cuz I’m my own satisfaction guaranteed
I’m not sorry
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4. |
Song For You
02:06
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Nothing left for me to do
But sit here in this dim lit room
Nothing left for me to say
So I'll just write this song for you
Never thought that this could be
The day you walked right up to me
Honestly I’m struck by you
What can I really say
I don’t know which way to turn
So many lessons that I’ve learned
Just try not to fall so fast
But I can’t help it I can’t last
Now it’s time to say goodnight
Cuz I got nothing left to write
Guess you know my feelings are true
So I’ll just write this song for you
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Sofa Squad
01:54
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Ding dong the sofa squad is here
Yelling at the door with their 10,000 beers
And all I ever wanted was a little peace and quiet laying down
by myself drowning in self doubt
That’s right
I am a total square
laughing at the tv in my purple underwear
Declining invitations and losing motivation to care
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