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Shame
03:53
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I don't remember the last time that the sun shone this bright
Life is huge
But death is always too close
Run deep, run wild
Don't leave me here this time
What a shame I never feel like going out
What a shame I never seem to get rid of these doubts
And I don't remember the last the sun shone this bright
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Bleached (Thames Path)
03:29
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Crashing waves strong enough to crush my bones
Dip me in and bleach me to the core
Surrounded by strangers, swallowing their dishonesty whole
This double-edged sword is planted too deep in us all
Crashing waves strong enough to crush my bones
Dip me and bleach me to the core
I can't say that I care anymore
So hard to get out that I might as well give in
Lying through my teeth with excuses paper thin
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Tough
04:07
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It's been three years and now I'm done
It was nice to know you
The worst thing that I ever saw was when you lost it all
So the pity is long gone
Everyone you know said you're doing it wrong
So the pity is long gone
And I won't be there for your swan song
That you have no shame
Is shameful in itself
I don't ever want to stand outside and wait here again
It's been tough on you, but it's been tough on us too
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