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This Dark
02:05
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you must admit
I saw something that you didn't
look a little closer
a true believer
returning to the ether
just another year older
I never thought it could get this dark
I'd give anything to see some stars
I never knew you could get this dark
I must have missed it
something wicked
wait a little longer
until we're twisted
or truly gifted
we'll all make a wrong turn
I never thought it could get this dark
I'd give anything to see some stars
I never knew you could get this dark
I never thought it could get this dark
I'd give anything to see some stars
I never knew you could get this dark
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2. |
Being Lonely
01:48
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that's what you get for being lonely
and telling everyone you're alright
that's the beatin' of your heart
keeping you up at night
that's just the sound of love leaving
the dead air left in its wake
and now a whole bunch of nothing
is filling up your days
it's not something you can help
each day you just keep waking up
I can't blame you for tryin'
cause I guess I'd feel the same
if I were lost in that funhouse
calling out my name
that's what you get for being lonely
telling me you you're okay
that's your beating of your heart
that's keeping you awake
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3. |
If Ever I Were You
01:45
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if ever I were you
I'd lighten up
learn the difference between
black and blue
I'd throw everything away
I could
just to see how far
I can throw
spend the rest of my days
with you
getting back everything
I threw
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June Star Baltimore, Maryland
June Star was started up by Andrew Grimm in 1998. For twenty years they have been changing members and releasing records. What started out as primarily americana type music has now just morphed into music... See you around.
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