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River Pt. 2
03:18
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There's something in the river; water up to my knees
If you keep your feet still the ground will move beneath
and take ya to the ocean, now you're standing on a new country
You can call it anything you want
The ground's not the same that you're standing on
And i don't even want to know the name
I don't want to think about the place
I don't want to have to forget your face
I just wanna lay here a bit and wait
Cos i bet what's coming is good.
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Boots/Bed
04:00
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Tasting you and rain, and wine left in the fridge a few days
Sitting sipping on a bench outside our flat,
It's still warm out despite the rain so i don't mind getting wet
Now i can just write my name
I see you in everything
and oh my god I feel it all
I feel it all
Now 2am the bars close and you ain't coming home
Cos you're already here
So it doesn't matter anymore what time it is
Still, on the phone my friend is laughing with some gal that he met
While i was sleeping
Next to some gal i met
And i haven't stopped sleeping yet
And it's been coming on five years
Coming on five years
No more late nights anymore
Cos i kicked my boots by the bed
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Gold Coast
03:28
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Wish i could say that i really loved you
Sure i'd have loved you if i had known you
Wish i could say that i really felt it
But you were long gone before i knew what to do
So what would you do?
Honey, why are you feeling down?
I can see the world from the side of your face
I'd tell you every story and joke I knew
To try and keep you happy every day
So what do you say?
So spit your sideways rain down along the Gold Coast
And boil hot red rock from the inside up
Collide those limbs, leaves, grass and see what comes out
The music they say's from you, well we hear it ourselves
So how do we play?
Honey, why are you feeling down?
I can see the world from the side of your face
I'd tell you every story and joke I knew
To try and keep you happy every day
So what do you say?
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