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Waited For This
03:20
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Home, home where I belong
You seem so different since I have gone
You've crumbled to the ground
Home, home you're gagged and bound
Please change these shapes
That we once found as children
I've waited for this
I've waited for this
If I'm where I'm meant to be
I know there'd be more for me
I've tried to say that I want to know
Is there a place that I can go
I've waited for this
I've waited for this
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Afterlove
03:47
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There I pause for thought
Like a rabbit trapped in your headlights
While I try to piece it all back together
As if my broken pieces are out to dry
On the line, drip dry, drip by drip
My gears begin to turn
I change my approach
Outcome's looking thin
'Cause drip by drip, step by step
I'm all wrung out
Feel the chain break
Feel the chain break
Feel the chain break
And we fight
Feel it break up
Feel it break
Feel it snap
Feed the fight
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Dream a dream that we are getting closer
And the thoughts, the thoughts
The thoughts will bring you back home
Time won't wait for no man
I'm no exception
I'm hauling my blue heart
Distant detatchment
Be bold, not cold
For our souls do crave the taste of what's yet to come
Here again, stuck to the floor
I do deplore the waiting
And so to close the distance
I'll have to brave the world again
And I'll be bold, not cold
I'll mold myself into your arms
And I won't allow
The colour of my heart
To aid these veiled voices
(Go on)
Dream a dream that we are getting closer
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