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The Fall Song
02:53
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I can tell you what you want to hear if that's what you want me to do
I can tell you that I'm doing well if that makes it easy on you
But I won't talk about how different I am
No I won't talk about our differences
There's something wrong in here
And I know there's something wrong in here
I can tell that we are ending slowly like all good things do
And I can tell that this will be harder for me than it will be for you
But I won't talk about how different I am
No I won't talk about our differences
There's something wrong in here
And I know there's something wrong in here
I miss you, I miss home
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In the Morning
03:01
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Looking at myself a million miles away
Can't help myself from counting and crossing off the days
Cause when I look at you this distance feels so strange
In the morning
I would love to see you in the morning someday
And lately I've been kind of feeling like things will be doing okay
And lately I've been kind of feeling like things will get better someday
Looking at myself a couple years from now
Can't help but get this feeling that you'll be around
Cause when I think of you there ain't no other way
In the morning
I would love to see you in the morning someday
And lately I've been kind of feeling like things will be doing okay
And lately I've been kind of feeling like things will get better someday
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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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