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Slope
02:39
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In a sense it's a lot to say
You've got to do it right
In a sense it's a lot to say
You've got to do it well
Maggie, why do you look sad?
You've got to do it right
I know it's a lot to say, but I wont do it all
Just feel good, in time
Just feel good inside
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2. |
Bottle
03:58
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See a place you've never seen and never will or do again.
I've got a lot to say, but I never will or do again
I've got a lot to say, but I'll never ever do that anymore
I've got a lot to say but, I'm tired
Run
If I could ever do that and say
Whatever I could do and
You would do the same
If I could ever know, I would
I know I would and I could be true
Nowhere
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3. |
Dropped
03:40
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Do I want it all?
No I don't
Do I need it al?
No I don't
Oh I know that you can't see
Oh I know that you can't be
I never wanted to be
I never wanted to
I never wanted to see
I never wanted to.
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4. |
A While
03:13
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In the flesh, I don't know why you're here
in my arms what a surprise
You're alone
Take a rest, we'll lay on clouds
To forget the rest
lie with me for a while
You're alone
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5. |
Night Time Slope
02:50
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In a sense it's a lot to say
You've got to do it right
In a sense it's a lot to say
You've got to do it right
Maggie, why do you look sad?
You've got to do it right
I know it's a lot to say, but I wont do it all
Just feel good, in time
Just feel good inside
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