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Hallways
04:56
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gone with the wind, drifting away.
darkness steals me.
hallways
lost and afraid, spilled out on the ground.
one thing to say: bright lights all around.
wait 'til I command, you will understand.
not long for now, broken again.
one last time around through to the end.
hold tight to my song, we will show them wrong.
we will show they're wrong.
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2. |
What Would You Be
03:42
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3. |
Girl
04:39
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4. |
Give It Time
03:42
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5. |
Alive
03:58
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6. |
Beautiful
03:21
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Stone Cold Chakra Glen Arm, Maryland
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