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Spinning In Squares
03:29
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I've been spinning in squares to find a block that will fit and I keep circling back
Can't remember if there's a kind of way out or I should try and fit in the crack
But if you're the right size
Then maybe this all could align
And together we can make a better life for you and I
Fill this gap with your bridge to burn
My love, will we ever learn the right way to be?
Settle no more for hopelessness
That pain still so relevant you breathe anxiously
But if this house crumbles down
Least you'll still have me around
Through the smoke and Ash will arise
A better life, for you and I
I know You're the right size
And we both fit just right
Watch the smoke and Ash subside
And together we can make, a better life, for you and I
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Bleeding Heart
03:43
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Oh My bleeding heart
Receding into me
lifeless, feeling empty, baby
Oh now we disagree?
What more can I do?
What more can I say?
When nothing seems to change
your mind and make you wanna stay
Oh my bleeding heart
You know me such as this
counting down the hours
Of the love we both have missed
You control my world
Yet you can't control yourself
The noose you have me hanging from
has me weaving in and out
Such a simple lie
That cuts through many times
You played a smile of innocence
And took all that is mine
Oh my bleeding heart
You know me such as this
counting down the hours
Of the love we both have missed
Seeking for a sign
To guide me through this haze
Left my mind so fragile
When we went our separate ways
Go our separate ways
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