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God Knows
03:58
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You love like a coiling snake
But you promised me no harm
Your fang touched my little finger
And I almost lost my arm
I wish I had your skill
At catching foolish hearts
But I hope I'm not so cruel as you are
God knows you ain't no friend of mine
I feel you breathing down my neck
Temptation knows your name
But your breath's too cold, too cold to let me light a flame
I think of a dying wish
But my only wish is death
Put that one in my hand and say "hell, burn the rest"
Burn the rest
God knows you ain't no friend of mine
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2. |
It Ain't Over
02:39
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I'm on fire
But I don't feel warm at all
I pray for silence
So I can hear your guard fall
It ain't over
It ain't over
Don't you dare let this love die
If this was easy
I know I'd make it hard
Give me a reason
To start again and watch me tear it apart
It ain't over
It ain't over
Don't you dare let this love die
We're not that different
To any other fools
But that's no comfort
Only a lonely night staring at the walls
It ain't over
It ain't over
Don't you dare let this love die
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3. |
Heathen
04:03
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I'm dragging my dusty bags down to the railroad track
The ticket in my hand says that I'm never coming back
I was your shame
I was your liar
I was the demon who pulled you into the fire
I've walked through this dirty town more than once before
The heathen mutters love and you want more
You were my sunrise
And you were my heart
But I never saw who you truly are
And your poison is running through my scars
Tonight you scream denial
Only for you
I'll be desire
Every saint every saint is jealous of the sinner
I give up and I declare you the real winner
But deep inside there's still a little smouldering fire
A trail of the sweetest honey leading back to you
I am a sinner
But I am alive
And I should thank you for this ride
Bless this chain that keeps me by your side
And tonight I scream denial
Only for you
I'll be desire
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4. |
Miles Apart
03:46
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The journey starts and I'm trying so hard
But with the going so steep I'm afraid I'll never reach the top
We're inches away
Yet miles apart
You took my hand and set it on your heart
And then the morning light shines upon the beat
Oh its such a fine day
Oh its such a fine day
To lay in the flames and to just get lost in the heat
I take comfort in your love
Turn up my collar as the wind begins to blow
I've tripped so many times but this warn road is all I've ever known
We're inches away
Yet miles apart
You took my hand and set it on your heart
And then the morning light shines upon the beat
Oh its such a fine day
Oh its such a fine day
To lay in the flames and to just get lost in the heat
We don't know
What's waiting for us
We're inches away
Yet miles apart
You took my hand and set it on your heart
And then the morning light shines upon the beat
Oh its such a fine day
Oh its such a fine day
To lay in the flames and to just get lost in the heat
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5. |
Heart of Stone
03:11
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You make all kinds of assumptions
About the way I'm meant to be
As though my life means so much less
Than the guy standing next to me
And just because you've never seen me cry doesn't mean I'm dead inside
Have you never wondered what the world might be like looking through another's eyes?
If you could see what I see
I think you'd want to leave me alone
Cut me I never bleed
I'm the boy with the heart of stone
I'm scared to live in the moment
Afraid of what I'd do to you
These thoughts I have weigh me down
Is this what everyone is going through?
Why do you feel the need to judge me?
I really don't need any help
My faith is beginning to weaken
Sometimes I wish I could be somebody else
If you could see what I see
I think you'd want to leave me alone
Cut me I never bleed
I'm the boy with the heart of stone
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The Lost Souls Club London, Ohio
Fuzzed out Rock n' Roll played from the heart.
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