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Alive and Well
02:52
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She grew up just down the street from me
We met at age 16
I thought for sure I'd found the one who'd save me
And it was beautiful and pure
But darkened as the years went by
And now I'm sitting in her car waiting for our goodbyes
I think we grew in different ways
And I'm not sure it's best if I stay
And try to ride it out and just hurt you
I know what you're trying to say
A different time, a different place
We'd be alive and well
Wish it were true
She took off for different countries
But we spent time in between
She always knew that I would be here waiting
And we were innocent and scared
Without each other at our sides
And now I'm sitting in her car waiting for our goodbyes
I think we grew in different ways
And I'm not sure it's best if I stay
And try to ride it out and just hurt you
I know what you're trying to say
A different time, a different place
We'd be alive and well
Wish it were true
Come home
I'm coming home
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The Love Song
02:21
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I love how you're torturing me
I love how your indecision feels
I love how I don't know what it means
I love how I do not have the strength to move on
Whatever you're thinking
I want to know
Whatever you're thinking
I love how you're tormenting me
I love how this pain has become real
I love how I don't love what I see
I love how pathetic I've been since you've gone
Whatever you're thinking
I want to know
Whatever you're thinking
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The Young Leaves Massachusetts
Formed in 2006, The Young Leaves are a 3-piece indie rock band from Holliston, MA. Taking influence from bands such as Dinosaur Jr., Archers of Loaf, and Husker Du, The Young Leaves play loud, fast, and powerful sludge-pop that will make you think you traveled back in time to 1994. ... more
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