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The Focus
03:45
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I need some direction I just can't wait for Sunday
Her rosy complexion affecting me always
Divided attention resulting in double takes
I need some correction I need a second chance
But no more reasons to run from this romance
Next trip back home I say we take the train I know you love it
The more I expect the further I fall
The more I reflect I'm forgetting it all
And we're waiting for something and it won't be long
With no thoughts for the moment when the focus is strong
The destination is the same
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I Owe You
02:05
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You taught me there's more to me
For this I Owe You
You have taught these eyes to see
For this I Owe You
All I know from before when you walked through the door well my doubts they were formed couldn't say I wasn't warned
Take the time to ask
It's a whole lotta nothing to say
You got inside my head
I just got carried away
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