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The Road
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I heard Him Say that if I’m not the voice of god then god never spoke at all.This is the end. This is the end. We have two bullets in our gun. One for the man one for the son, I wonder who shoots first.Lets go to the ocean, where the sand meets the ash.I heard him say, “We are the only hope the only light left in the world.”
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Life and Soul
02:43
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We never got as far the road out of town. The car broke down before we left our hole. You said it would look so different there. Let’s get the hell out of this dead town. With all of its broken dreams and shadows. They look too much like our old dreams that never meant anything to me.
So throw the map out of the window, we don’t need it where we’re going. Where you can have a different face with a brand new name and number. Where I can be your only friend. Where I can be your life and soul.
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The Greys
02:45
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Step outside into the rain. It could never wash my greys away. For I’ve grown tired of a world without you.Everybody see’s me walking by myself. They don’t know my name but they can see the pain in these old eyes.I hope your there, waiting at the gate. I hope your somewhere waiting in grey.
I’ve been searching these streets for years, for a piece of hope to carry me back to you my love.
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Borders Sheffield, UK
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