1. |
On and On
03:17
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I wake to another cold afternoon
Split a cab for two
Of course, of course
It would be you inside
Then I see you fumble your excuse
You try and try to start a new
asking twice can I see you tonight
Now tell me
Why should I let this go on
On and on and on
Why should I let this go on
On and on and on
Now midnight street side closing time
You stumble right into my eyes
Why oh why am I not surprised at all
Then I see you fumble your excuse
You try and try to start a new
asking twice can I see you tonight
Now tell me
Why should I let this go on
On and on and on
Why should I let this go on
On and on and on
Tell me how your gonna change
Tell me that its time
Tell me that you're not the same
Give it another try
Tell me how its gonna change
Tell me that its time
Looking straight into my eyes
Give me another lie
Why should I let this go on
On and on and on
Why should I let this go on
On and on and on
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2. |
Only You
02:37
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Hard to see it clearly
Quickly it begins
Caught up in a moment
Its hard to resist
Locking eyes together
Are we rushing in
Shouldn't we know better
But if you insist
And now your here
You satisfy my soul
Don't disappear
I'm Always wanting more
Slowly I recall dear
How we used to say
Nothing ever last here
Yet we still remain
Locking eyes together
We'll never forget
Shouldn't we know better
But if you insist
And now your here
You satisfy my soul
Don't disappear
I'm Always wanting more
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3. |
Wide Awake
02:41
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