1. |
No One Knew
02:24
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You were hurt and pushed around
I was lost in this one horse town
No one knew how to love me
No one knew how to let you breathe
No one knew how to break through
No one knew until me and you
Life puts you down
So that you can find
The other half
Of your soul
I wasn't meant
To wander alone
Especially now that
My eyes have met yours
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2. |
Sounds Of Home
02:32
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I've been thinking about the fall
And how it reminds me of you
Laughing streets around the town
A scent of auburn in the air
Our little trips to the corner store
At three am for cheap beer
Holding hands with no remorse
And not a care in the world
I've read this all before
I can't tell what is real
Until I see you
Oh I miss the sounds of your home
Funny how days end up being important once they are over
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3. |
Melt Into One
02:22
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Pull me close into your tender embrace
Let me know with your eyes that we're okay
I won't make a move if you don't want me to
I'll go far away just say the word
And I'm gone today
I can only hope
That you extend
A hand towards me
Dancing in the bright lights
Running with the stars
A quick trip up Memory Hill
Will push us along
Lets grow together
By pushing forward
Darling I'm yours forever
I cherish your love
Memories in black and white
Our in technicolor
I adore your company
Can we melt into one
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4. |
What Is Chic
02:04
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A twinkle in your eye
While crossing the street
The sun is out of the sky
We don't care what is chic
Bar hopping is overrated
I always feel rushed
All we need is a booth in the back
To break the night in
Holding hands
Don't break connect
There's no one
Else in this room
And I'll follow
You anywhere
Simply lead
The way my dear
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Memories in black and white
Our life is in technicolor
I adore your company
Can we melt into one
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Cody Altieri Middletown, Connecticut
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