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royal baby
02:19
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creep
01:38
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shallow water
03:03
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tracks
02:25
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ease down the road
I can feel your heart beating slow
the news that she's not coming back
we should've stayed on the old track
kids, you can stay home from school
tonight we can break all the rules
Juliette will stay over tonight
we can stay up late and watch the sun rise
dry your eyes for when the neighbours come
put on a brave face for the crowd
and I know that neither of us will feel complete again
but we'll try to work it out.
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semester
03:44
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you made it look so easy
but I know you found it hard
to leave the house this evening with a brave face on
spring it did come quickly
but the winter took its toll
now I'm burned out on the driveway where we used to lay out
all the things we lost
buried in the frost and snow
you didn't say you'd call me, I just assumed you would
we made it through September
when the memories hurt the most
but we skipped the last semester to spend the days at home
told us not to worry
and that the teachers understood
it's no exaggeration to say they never would
futures that were lost
buried in the frost and snow
we didn't see it coming, I guess we never could.
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