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Free Fall
03:18
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Honey, won’t you ever break my fall?
It’s funny what we say when we want it all.
I’m trying, but you’ve got to make this call.
Or, do you really want to see me fall?
Honey, do you ever dream of stars?
I’ve got a lot to say, did I go to far?
Carrying this weight, you’ve come apart.
Tell me, do you ever dream of stars?
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Wake Up
03:16
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I know I never want to wake up.
Don't want to leave the dream; so let's keep it all the same.
I never want to see you break up.
Got to tell you honestly, don't mind this fantasy.
I never want to change, never want to wake up.
And so we wake, because in the end we can't go on like we go on; the way we are.
The way we were, I want to stay.
So read my map, draw this line.
Take my name, it's all the same.
Forty winks, honestly, it's time to end this sleeping thing.
I never want to see you wake up.
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Creeper
03:30
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I'm waiting.
So tell me I'm right.
Or tell me I'm wrong.
I'd think it over, places you're going.
I might lose control.
Run from the headlights, way out of my sight.
I know you're ready to go.
We left like a wrong turn, went to watch the stars burn.
Wait till our heads are full.
So turn off the headlights, a flash in the dark night.
Somebody's coming real slow.
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Save Me
03:00
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We could hold the line; take it underground.
We could feel the breeze in your daydream.
Somewhere in the end, after all the dark.
We could feel the wind if you'll save me.
We could sail the sea, or we could sell the yard.
Or we could keep it all if you said please.
Somewhere in the end, after all the stars.
We could feel the wind if you saved me.
You're whispering in my ear.
You're singing to me softly.
Why can't I see what's going on?
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Freaking Out
04:08
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I'm thinking about things I shouldn't be thinking about.
It's got me freaking out.
I'm thinking about things I want to be thinking about.
It's got me freaking out.
It's beautiful tonight.
You're beautiful despite me.
I'm talking about things I shouldn't be talking about.
It's got you freaking out.
I'm talking about things I want to be talking about.
It's got you freaking out.
But it's beautiful tonight.
And you're beautiful.
You're beautiful despite me.
Took a ride on the undertow, I'm further out than ever before.
Reaching for the world I know.
But you're letting me go.
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6. |
The Risk
04:23
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I heard you say, "Come on out and give us another day. Make it what you want, but if you don't stay, it's your own fault."
I didn't want to say it's all for the show, but I like where you're at, so I know, this is what I'll do.
I heard you say you're all in, so I took the risk.
"Come on out, we've got somewhere we've got to go. They're all out waiting, don't you know there's a lot to do?”
So did you want to wait it out...
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7. |
Liam's Aside
04:31
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I never noticed your face this pale, eyes so gray, lips so frail.
But I can see you there.
And I see there could be a break in life tonight.
And I see something's in the way, every time I try to rest.
If blood is urgency, they're both in your eyes.
You look so frail now, you're broken this time.
But I can see you there.
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nora's breakfast club Florida
Nora's Breakfast Club released two albums in the mid 90s, inspiring members of future bands such as Anberlin and Copeland. The band reformed in 2012 to make new music.
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