1. |
Still Better
03:12
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i found you at parking lot
you were crying but smiling
i didn’t need to tell anything
i was just happy to see you're fine
we drowned in terrible mistakes
and let us go
i was cold staying under the snowflakes
but i wanted to know
but i wanted to know
but i wanted to know
i found you at parking lot
you were crying but smiling
i didn’t need to tell anything
i was just happy to see you're fine
you kept that shattering silence
so i had to look at your smile and
tell you everything I so wanted
without making a sound
i found you at parking lot
you were crying but smiling
i didn’t need to tell anything
i was just happy to see you're fine
i found you at parking lot
you were crying but smiling
i didn’t need to tell anything
i was just happy to see you
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2. |
The Time I Lost
03:28
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leave behind your minds
about the routine
remember how we ran around
the house
when we were younger
there was no thing to stop your laugh
there was no future inside our heads
i thought i needed really nothing
to be alive
and now i can't return your perfect days
i went to that house but i don't recognize it
i've never felt so empty
i've never been so lost
it's so scary to realize
there is no place to feel like I'm home
and now i can't return your perfect days
i went to that house but i can't recognize it
i broke down
broke down
broke down
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