1. |
I'm Right Here
02:53
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My Cardinal Sin
04:21
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Darling you’re tired
You’ve been running for miles
But the end is in sight
There’s a line that you’ve nearly crossed
Again,
Just like every time, again
And though the game never ends
I just hope you remember love that
I’m right here
You can snuggle up tight my dear
You are never alone in your fear
I’m right here
Just a year ago today
You were sitting alone in your room
Wondering if
You would ever find home
But look at us now
There are things that turn sometimes
Just how’d you like
But whenever it’s not that simple
I’m right here
You can snuggle up tight my dear
You are never alone, I’ll always be near
I’m right here
Each time
They move the line
You need a hand to hold
I’m right here
Darling I’m here
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3. |
Just a Little Longer
04:06
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Love is the glue of all existence
Reversing entropy and pain
But does that mean love has no endings?
Does it mean hearts shouldn’t break?
It’s strange, the circumstance we’re caught in
Where one and one cannot make two
Where conversation causes tension
And honest doesn’t equal true
And I – know that words will never do
Cause I – know you fear the same things that I do
We tried, but maybe love is not enough to hold us through
But let’s try, just a little longer, lover,
Would you hold me like you do
I’ve never been one for tears at endings
But sometimes tears are all we’ve got
And maybe tears will bring us comfort
Once they’ve showed us where we are
So as our love is torn to pieces
Across pacific border lines
May this heartbreak pour redemption
On aching hearts in the divide
And I – I know that words will never do
And I – know you feel the same things that I do
We tried, oh but love was not enough to hold us through
But let’s try, just a little longer, lover,
Would you hold me like you do
So though I’d love to keep you
Some things can’t reconcile
Goodnight, but just a little longer, lover,
Would you hold me like you do
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