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The World Was Ours
03:06
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I found a note today that you wrote for me
The ink is faded and the paper wrinkled
You used to speak so highly of me back then
Our love was strong and we were innocent
We used to long for weekends
The days when we could just smile
In each other’s arms
The whole world was ours
Stealing my hoodie was your favorite thing
I still have the scarf your mother made for me
Maybe one day I’ll go and look for it
But for now I’ll just have to try and forget
We used to long for weekends
The days when we could just smile
In each other’s arms
The whole world was ours
We used to long for weekends
The days when we could just smile
In each other’s arms
The whole world was ours
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2. |
All I Want
03:52
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To see you sitting across from me
To reach out and touch you one last time
To feel our skin intertwined
To just be yours one last time
It’s all want, it’s all I need
Just to feel you with me
It’s all want, it’s all I need
Just to be, to be complete
I’ll never kiss those sweet lips
I’ll never run through your blonde hair
I’ll never watch you fast asleep
I’ll never be your everything
It’s all want, it’s all I need
Just to feel you with me
It’s all want, it’s all I need
Just to be, to be complete
You're all want, you're all I need
Just to feel you with me
You're all want, you're all I need
Just to be, to be complete
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Last Summer's Odyssey
03:58
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I will always love Wilmington
Just like I will always love you
Your smile shines like the sun, your eyes gleam like water
At Wrightsville Beach on a hot July day
And I wrote you The Odyssey
And I thought you’d have written me
It’s never felt the same there without you by my side
But neither has Vermont since I left its white pines
I was young and dumb and have so many regrets
I remember asking for that kiss the day that you left
And I wrote you The Odyssey
And I thought you’d have written me
Tears roll from my eyes because I knew it was my fault
I wish I could take back every stupid thing I said
Every damn thing I ever did to you
Go back to what we used to have, go back to me and you
And I wrote you The Odyssey
And I thought you’d have written me
So lost in your memory
So won’t you remember me?
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4. |
Sleepless Nights
03:41
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Lying awake at night, listening to sad songs
And thinking of you, I know I shouldn't, I know we’re over
But I can’t help but think of what could have been
Between you my love, between you my friend
Was it all just a dream?
Did I imagine it all?
Was I just fast asleep
With memories of you and me?
Playing fantasies over and over in my head
I show up and all is forgiven
We pick back up right where we left five years ago
I tell you that I love you, you say you know
Was it all just a dream?
Did I imagine it all?
Was I just fast asleep
With images of you and me?
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5. |
You Kill Me
03:44
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As I walk through this life
Wondering how you are
Without me by your side
Are you alone tonight?
My dreams are always filled
With you by my side
Your long blonde hair and green eyes
Kill me every time
As I write you this song
Reminisce of time so long
That first kiss that we shared
And our last, I’m so scared
My dreams are always filled
With you by my side
Your long blonde hair and green eyes
Kill me every time
My dreams are always filled
With you by my side
Your long blonde hair and green eyes
Kill me every time
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The Silent Mile Burlington, Vermont
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