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Trial by Fire
05:56
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Another afternoon at the park
You start feeling the same
Shoot the breeze breaking bottles in the dark
While they're calling your name
Wish you could've known from the start
Might've eased up the pain
Should've given it up to be smart
Having such little restrain
But oh dear, guess who's here?
You should've made it clear
You feel it coming in waves
Stand tall and act all brave
You run as fast as you can
You are the great I AM
Take a ride, turn your face to the sky
But what the hell did you take?
Have a laugh, look yourself in the eyes
Your hands are starting to shake
It's all too much and you think you might cry
Your brain is starting to ache
But for a moment you get really high
Feeling incredibly fake
But oh no, you should've known
Cause now it's time to go
You feel it coming in waves
Stand tall and act all brave
You run as fast as you can
You are the great I AM
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Point of You
04:04
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Saturdays
Don't play out like they used to
Reruns
Of past years in my head and stuck in your bed
Is that all I remember, reruns?
Saturdays and reruns?
And I hide myself away
And I try to start anew
These words are hard to say
From my broken point of view
(Sha la la la la lie)
Phone calls
Like the ones I never answered
Have stopped
You're missing what you had and that's too bad
Cause it's over now
Yeah it's over now, it's over now, it's over, it's over, it's over
I have myself to blame
That's probably funny to you
The world don't look the same
From my lonesome point of view
(Sha la la la la lie)
Mistakes
I used to be so close to you
Do you feel helpless like I do?
Are you moving on?
Are you moving on?
Oh please let me move on
And after all this time
I know what I have to do
Get you out of my mind
Screaming what's the point of you?
(Sha la la la la lie)
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