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Caroline
03:09
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Bring me closer caroline
Bring me closer to the shore
And reminisce of what we've lost tonight
Im not sure of what to say
It doesn't matter anyway
Bittersweet against the grain
But we cannot lose ourselves tonight
Cus we don't wanna waste another life
I can't be your romeo
And you can't be my juliet
We could walk for miles
And only stop to catch our breath
Remember caroline
Its not your fault we're not to blame
We're just tounge tied that beady eyes is gone
Oh caroline, i need you by my side
Don't go, this isn't what he'd want from us
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23
04:08
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Yesterday I made mistakes, seasons change but we're the same and memories are in my mind,
I'm yours tonight,
I'm by your side
Hold me to a promise you will never go,
Too strong to lose.
I've been dreaming, I've been dreaming.
So whats the game you wanna play?
Win or lose we'll laugh away
We'll watch the stars and feel our hearts
Fade to black, won't come back
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Three cheers for moving on, guess somethings will never change
I've been hoping for some answers but there's spiders crawling in my brain
We plucked away at this guitar and hum along the melody
Holding onto nothing and defying laws of gravity
Sleep well my friend
I need you now
When i talk to your friends
They sing softly, praising hymns
Im ok, but you're gone
Roll back the hours and savour all your minutes
Open your heart and let the ocean floods in it
Pull me down and pick me up and throw me like you used to do
And Bury me in yonder land and lay me right next to you
(Where's your freedom)
Bury me inside your dreams
I'm hanging by a thread
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