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Angel
03:42
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flash floods and hurricanes
earthquakes and tidal waves
cold hands feel their last
eight minutes have passed
parked cars and exit signs
rest stop in half a mile
i'll walk with you there
i'll walk with you
we abandon our cars
but they got us this far
you drop to the ground
this coil unwound
dead stars and broken glass
burnt cities, heart attacks
let them lie where they lay
their ascension awaits
cracked pavement open sky
when the trumpeteers cry
i'll walk with you there
i'll walk with you
you fly and you float
your seraphim glow
i smile and i frown
like a rodeo clown
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2. |
The Weight
06:05
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i spend my days in darkened rooms
and waking up is no use
saccharine of rotten youth
i felt the weight and so did you
cigarettes have lost their glow
it took so long to let that go
i felt embarrassed walking home
the sight of moonlight in the snow
honesty, a light that never fades
i held my heart and walked away
doing drugs in my car
boring holes through my heart
it's taken years to break through
i'm only me because of you
i close my eyes and i'm there
the chandelier above the stairs
the fort he built in my backyard
a birthday party in the park
window panels painted blue
an orange sunset on the roof
i never thought i'd go so soon
in my dreams i see my room
honesty, a light that never fades
i held my heart and walked away
doing drugs in my car
boring holes through my heart
it's taken years to break through
i'm only me because of you
honestly, i thought i'd never change
i know that no one stays the same
frozen walks to the park
driving home after dark
my heart was weary and afraid
your love is real and i'm amazed
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