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Sober
03:11
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I'm drowning in a pool of doubt
I can’t find my own way out
I looked to you for help
But you’re not sober
It doesn’t make sense to me
The way my heart bleeds
Just a little normalcy is all I need
But I need that rush, running through my blood
It helps me numb the pain
and keep me sain
Tonight I’m all torn up
without your love
It’s not the same
I’m glad you came
Oh yeah
I’m dreaming you’re still next to me
drowning in ecstasy
It could be the drugs talking, i’m not sober
But I do it for them to see
Despite what you might think of me
I do it just to be set free
But I need that rush, running through my blood
It helps me numb the pain
and keep me sain
Tonight I’m all torn up
without your love
It’s not the same
I’m glad you came
Oh yeah
And I might spiral out of control
‘Cause all this up and down takes its toll
But I need that rush, running through my blood
It helps me numb the pain
and keep me sain
Tonight I’m all torn up
without your love
It’s not the same
I’m glad you came
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2. |
Repeat Offender
03:47
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I played this over
In my head
My thoughts keep tripping
Over something you said
Just give me something to hold onto
But not my ways
Just give me something to hold onto
But I can change
Was it worth it to you,
To ask me why I did it?
‘Cause I found out the hard way
I should’ve quit when I was winning
And it’s so hard
to grab this common ground, I’ve found
But it’s so hard
to be the only one now who feels left out
I worked you over
My dear friend
I can’t stay sober
Now that I’m on the defence
Just give me something to hold onto
But not my ways
Just give me something to hold onto
But I can change
Was it worth it to you,
To ask me why I did it?
‘Cause I found out the hard way
I should’ve quit when I was winning
And it’s so hard
to grab this common ground, I’ve found
But it’s so hard
to be the only one now who feels left out
To be the only one now, who feels left out
Was it worth it to you,
To ask me why I did it?
‘Cause I found out the hard way
I should’ve quit when I was winning
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3. |
Hold The Blame
03:16
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Fed up with the spell I’m under
You’re love is complicated
I wouldn’t change it for the hell with it
I’m in too deep
Will it save me from what I’ve seen?
Had the whole world in my hands
that won’t change me
But i’m doing the best I can
so don’t blame me
Fed up, do you ever wonder
how to get to me
‘Cause everything you’ve fought for
and I disagree
For the hell
that I’ve been through
Tryin’ to get to you
everything you wanted that I wouldn’t do
Had the whole world in my hands
that won’t change me
But i’m doing the best I can
so don’t blame me
It’s not so simple now,
Now that I’m all found out
We’ll sit and talk about how you’d stay
Had the whole world in my hands
that won’t change me
But i’m doing the best I can
so don’t blame me
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4. |
Save Anything
04:24
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I was down and out
Lost and lonely
I’m just happy that you found me
You took your time
Didn’t waste it
You had a dream and you chased it
This road is long
that I’m on
I’m just happy you came along
You saved me from
my emotions
Just in case I got the notion
But you told me love would conquer all
The way before I took the fall
You wagered everything just to save me
Because you couldn’t save anything from me
Weighed your odds
You stayed selfless
Just when I thought I was hopeless
You saw right through
my weathered skin
Then I knew you’ve been where I’ve been
But you told me love would conquer all
The way before I took the fall
You wagered everything just to save me
Because you couldn’t save anything from me
You couldn’t save anything from me
I’m just happy you came along
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Taylor Kirkwood Peterborough, Ontario
New album "Unarmed" available now with 100% of proceeds going towards Canadian Mental Health Association, Haliburton,
Kawartha, Pine Ridge Branch.
Physical copies available soon, digital copies only $5.00
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