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Changin'
05:03
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There was a time when I thought that I didn’t mind standing still
I was so young then I thought that I was invincible
But times are changin’, and people are movin’ away
Sorry that I haven’t called in a while, I’ve been so caught up in this fantasy
I live in a world where nothing seems real anymore to me
‘cause times are changin’ and people are movin’ away
‘cause times are changin’ and people are movin’ away
Heard that you couldn’t stand the cold
And being away from home was hard enough as it was
I know you had bigger dreams
But sometimes life is harder than it seems
Now times are changin’ and you are changin’ too
Yeah times are changin’ and you are changin’ too
I never read between the lines
Now I’m all caught up somewhere in between you and I
Thought I had to be alone to figure out what we went through
But now you’re gone in more ways than one
Now times are changin’ and I am changin’ too
Yeah I am changin’ but I can’t change for you
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One Hundred Things
05:18
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I still have your photo on my wall
Could move on but I’m still buried within it all
Don’t know where I’m goin but I’ll get to where I need to be
Sometimes the clearest things are the hardest to see
The smell of the summer’s pourin down on me like rain
The changin of the seasons somehow brings back all my pain
All that time I spent with you has gone away
Now that you’re gone I have 100 things to say
woahh - woah - woooah
woahh - woah - woooah
I got red lights all the way home
And I still don’t know how we ended up here
All those things I’ve learned have gone to waste
Well I haven’t seen my friends in days
woahh - woah - woooah
woahh - woah - woooah
Too many things go unsaid
Just tryna rid all of this bullshit in my head
Am I supposed to believe that everythin’ll turn out fine?
Well I’m sick of hearin that advice
woahh - woah - woooah
woahh - woah - woooah
I still have your number in my phone
I could call you any time I want
But I’m not sure that I should bother you
There’s 100 things that I would rather do
woahh - woah - woooah
there’s a hundred things that I would rather doo
woahh - woah - woooah
woahh - woah - woooah
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Dancing for Strangers
05:59
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Looks like I’m here again
Smokin cigarettes at 2 am
Sun-licked skin next to mine
The heat keeps me up all night
Thought that we could be somethin
But I haven’t seen you in a while
I got blood stains on my T-shirt
But I wish it was red wine
I wish it was red wine
Red wine
Where were you for New Year's Eve?
Did you get what you think you need?
I was dancin for strangers
I get a rush from the danger
I get a rush from danger
From danger
My body takes up space, and my mind takes up time
But it’s never really black and white
Does anybody know me?
Coz I find it hard to show it
Find it hard to show it
To show it
To show it
Show it
Aa-ahh she’s the only one, who knows what she wants
She’s the only one
Aa-ahh she’s the only one, who knows what she wants
She’s the only one
The only one..
I was dancin for strangers
I get a rush from the danger
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4. |
Coming Down
06:01
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I look back at myself
In another life
I don’t regret at all
I don’t regret at all
The rain comes down, and I don’t mind
No I don’t mind who I am
Because everythin that came before
Has lead to where I am now
Where I am now
Yeah everything comes around
Everything comes around
Everything comes around
'Round
Cryin' from the good kind of heartbreak
It won’t stop, til I take the lead
Yeah it follows me
Yeah it follows me
Have to forgive myself
Or it’ll always hold me down
It’ll always hold me down
Down
Yeah I’m always coming down
I’m always coming down
I’m always coming down
Down
Everything comes around
Everything comes around
Everything comes around
'round
'round
'round
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Miranda vs Arizona Brisbane, Australia
Based in Brisbane, Australia, Miranda vs Arizona is the folk-rock project of singer-songwriter Miranda Kelly.
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