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Green/Lost & Found
11:19
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Green
When you're feelin' fine
The sun starts to shine
Lovers in the shade
Are cryin' cryin' cryin'
And you know it starts to show
When you're losing that glow
And you feel that sweet appeal
From the hearts of stone
There will be a place
Where you'll hide your face
Never to be seen
With such a disgrace
And you know that wide eyed glow
Was starin somewhere else
And I've seen those eyes turn green
Because they want what you've got
You light the match and I'll step inside
You love the way that I've tried to hide
All of the plans that I've kept inside
I'm letting you go
I'm letting you go
Lost & Found
You've been drifting through the night
You've been runnin' outta sight
You've been ridin' on the wrong train coming home
You're all alone and they all know
You don't believe me now do you honey?
About the lost & found
You don't believe me now do you baby?
You're in the lost & found
Past the blood and the tape
Lies a clean white drape
Hands turned to stone
Reachin' for your phone
But there's nobody home
And you're all alone
I never wanted to say
"I told you so"
You don't believe me now do you honey?
About the lost & found
You don't believe me now do you baby?
You're in the lost & found
Lost in the diamonds of your mind
I've been lost there for some time
With the blackest of the souls
Who fall asleep in six foot holes
I can't be there to save you from the night
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Fade
06:20
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Space Jam
04:48
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Sunburst In Death Valley
06:11
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