1. |
Get Up
03:55
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Can you understand my love
I guess that I wasn't enough
And Love, I need to feel your trust
And I can only take so much
Get Up Get Out
And now just look at where we are
Caught in a rut tossed from the car
I throw my heart at my guitar
This time you've gone too far
Get up Get out
Can you understand my love
I guess that I wasn't enough
And love, I need to feel your trust
And I can only take so much
Get up Get out
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2. |
A Friend
04:22
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Do you call me a friend
Do you see to the end
Do you know who I am
Do you call me a friend
Can you take another step
Did you say what you meant
Can you say you're not a friend
Well thank you for the hand you lend
Do you call me a friend
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3. |
Town
04:34
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Town look around
Cos there's no one left in
If you don't show
If I can't see
If I don't know where you are
We get bored now
In a small town
Watching people
Spin their wheels
See them hold back
How they feel
Town look around
Cos there's no one left in
Can you stay sad Can you wallow
If you fall down Can I follow
If we don't grow Then we won't know
Who we are
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