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CELLOPHANE Lyrics
when we were young remember we ran away from home ran through my mind like a slide and picture show we used to joke make them laugh and forget a while can’t you recall how we used to smile
through the tall grass he hears a voice he knows it’s calling him back calling him home into the moonlight he walks alone cause she forgot him long ago
cellophane falls and the rain hides everyone phone call and it all comes undone I’ve been away since a long long time ago I can’t seem to find my way home
you’re holding my heart like a tree that holds on to every leaf we were too young to know that time would change everything on top of your roof we lay on our backs and count the stars back to when we never thought we ever grow apart
in the trees that we used to climb on the lake where we used to dive up on the roof where we used to lie you told me that you love me
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Love Don't Work
03:51
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LOVE DON'T WORK Lyrics
you’re a muscle that can’t relax the neurological pathways won’t react you’re in a brain that can’t forget the past
you’re a firewall that can’t be hacked the server and your hard drive are unattached you’re a computer that can’t delete the past
what should you do when you’re love don’t work what should you do when love don’t work every time I try to fix it just gets worse what should you do when love don’t
work you’re a decision based on little fact a handshake made with no contract and you’re a function that can’t complete the task
you’re a grandfather clock with a missing weight a pocket watch that always breaks you’re a calendar with no sequential dates
change the way you feel so you won’t let her down you’re heart might eventually come around
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Better Off This Way
02:59
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BETTER OFF THIS WAY Lyrics
I wrote this song in case you ever left me I could play us back to that place and if I can’t explain why I’m sorry please believe I can change
we’re better off this way and I know it’s hard still I need you to stay we’re better off this way
well I still decide to leave so don’t get angry I won’t remember you that way once I realize that you would never change I guess that’s when I started pushing you away
we’re better off this way and I know it hurts and I’m sorry to say we’re better off this way
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I'll Carry You
03:57
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I’ll CARRY YOU Lyrics
slow wandering the city blocks I know you by the way you walk and white knuckled searching the atmosphere but I won’t find you cause you’re not here
I’ll be falling through the cracks for you and always coming back to pull you through
if the rain starts to fall you’ll be safe in my arms I’ll carry you and the waves when they crash you’ll be safe on my back I’ll carry you
leaves blowing like dynamite thieves stealing my appetite everything I see is in black and white but I won’t find you cause you’re not here you’re never here
the loneliest souls usually fall out where you’re heart was there’s a hole now the only way out when you’re lost and low is to find your heart or let your love go
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THE LEFT Vancouver, British Columbia
It may be cliché but the band is inspired by greats like the Beatles and Coldplay. Their approach to songwriting is
ultimately the melody must be catchy and memorable for every song. The songs feature stalwart group vocals and four-part harmonies. The jangly pop sound expands on universal themes of romance lost and found, with ear-pleasing turns of phrase that everyone can relate to
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