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Who's Side Are You On?
03:12
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Summer air, sunken ships and broken bottles.
Leave me here lying on the sand
You were made of nothing until I gave you life
and we could run the world if it were still alive
You decide, you decide
who's coming home tonight, who's coming home tonight
You decide, you decide
with my arms outstretched wide, with my arms are outstretched wide
Black and blue, bitter wine and broken homes.
We all know you're Mona Lisa smiles
but no this isn't love.
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2. |
I Don't Do Revenge
04:38
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Now baby, why don't we just get out of here now?
I think I'll write a love song
Now baby. I think we just got off on the wrong foot
but nothing can stop us now
There's no heart in me
I fear the world will rust me
Believe me when I say
that I would give you everything
to spend the night and taste you once again
even though you're no good for me
I can't feel my mouth
This game we're playing requires a quicker tongue
Silver-tipped and certified
I just got to try
This game we're playing requires a quicker tongue
(They're trying hard to get me but you'll never see,
you were just playing little games with me.
Try to bite it down because I'm always wrong.
I need to take it back because I can't feel my tongue)
There's no light at the end of the road
and I know you're alive but you have no soul
They don't see us. Please don't leave us
I gave my heart to my love
and now inside of her chest beats a fools heart
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3. |
Home Away From Home
03:39
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