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Mountain Song
02:26
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Coming down the mountain
Stardust in our eyes
The stars weren't all that bright
But there were those city lights
That followed us on down the road
That lingered on the whole ride home
Oh is it just that know one knows
How to put them out
Them out
Never thought we'd get here
It's funny how things change
When growing up is hard
I guess it's good we're not the same
And I'm glad you know the way things are
And I know you know that they're not stars
But make-believe is fun when it gets dark
So trace constellations in the dirt
The dirt
And if I act on impulse
You know me better than that
So so what if we fall down
And so what if it's dark out
I know that we will be alright
You'll always be by my side
You'll always be by my side
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2. |
Saddle Up
02:56
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This town can make me sick
But you make it some place I could miss
Yea this city is nothing grand
But I quite like holding your hand
And these streets will take me
No where worth going
But there are a few that will take me to you
And I've been dreaming of the day
That I could get out of this place
But I'd rather stay than go away without you
So saddle up what it is you ride
We'll hit the roads go wherever you like
If you stick around I swear we'll have some fun
Just please don't make me stay here
Cause you know I would
You have this certain glow
And no matter where we are it feels like home
If I could travel across the sea
You'd be the only thing I'd bring
And these feet will take me
No where worth going
Unless these feet are walking next to you
And I've been dreaming of the day
That I could get out of this place
But I'd rather stay than go away without you
So saddle up what it is you ride
We'll hit the roads go wherever you like
If you stick around I swear we'll have some fun
Just please don't make me stay here
Cause you know I would
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3. |
A Crush
03:24
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Infatuations at this age are pointless
No one ever sticks around
Till the time it actually counts
And in my mind I know it'll do me no good
But my logic and my heart
Are disagreeing on this part
But you barely know my name and
I find it strange that I should feel like this
But I can't help it because
You're not like the rest
And I thought I was done with
Stupid love songs
But I wouldn't call it love
No it's just a little crush
And perhaps this is just all in my head
But I thought I saw in you
A fancy for me too
But you barely know my name and
I find it strange that I should feel like this
But I can't help it because
You're not like the rest
oh's
And you barely know my name and
I find it strange that I should feel like this
But I can't help it because
You're not like the rest
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4. |
Growth
03:52
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Love's got me, love's got me down
Love's got me, love's got me down
Cause your words are like water and in them I'm drowning
Cause you always know what to say
But these seeds have been planted in my gut
They're bursting with life cause they thrive off your waves
So bring down your floodgate before it is too late cause
My limbs are teeming with growth
And I hope that you know that despite all this greenery
It was you I loved the most
Cause I'm budding and blooming and bearing the fruits
Of apologies rotting from you
And I'm sprouting up tales of the girl you were with
And it's pushing up more of my roots
If you try to make contact I probably won't notice
Can't feel through the moss on my skin
And don't even try to move branches aside
Leave me out in your garden
Love's got me, love's got me down
Love's got me, love's got me down
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