1. |
Back to Me
02:27
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Standing on the platform,
waiting for a train
I been loving you
since I learned your name
So tell me what you want, babe
C'mon and tell me what you need
Tell me what you want, babe
And give some love on back to me
Looking at you, baby,
I can't help but think:
I am your anchor
and all I wanna do is sink
So tell me what you want, babe
C'mon and tell me what you need
Tell me what you want, babe
And give some love on back to me
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2. |
I Know My Lines
01:45
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I know my lines
and how to work 'em
I'm taking my time
but I'm going in circles
And I don't know why I go
In and out of control
I'm just stuck inside or a role
But I know my lines
Not by choice
I get sick
from too much noise
And I don't know why I go
In and out of control
I'm just stuck inside or a role
But I know my lines
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3. |
Fly Alone
02:33
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I used to watch you on the stairs
I'm still watching, but you're not there
It's no good to fly,
It's no good to fly alone.
What kind of medicine is this?
It's killing me, with every sip
It's no good to fly,
It's no good to fly alone.
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