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Sandcastles
04:56
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Stop it, I want to crash here
Tonight, this is our last year
It isn't right, my growing fears
You weren't left behind, but I'm still here
Wronging rights, doubting doubts
Losing fights with myself
I cannot go back there
We cannot go back where
We first met in the sand,
Built castles high so we could stand
Over all the heads of all our friends
So they couldn't see or understand
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Minefield
04:05
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There’s a minefield in your eyes
Past the fire and the shadows where the city light died
I have been here before
Trying to fix whats been broken and torn
We made the best of what we had
Curtains closing and unfolding the past
You made a promise to yourself
I hope you keep it and put the rest on the shelf
There’s a bullet in my chest
I held the gun, but you did the rest
You look tired from the floor
I’m impatient, I can’t wait anymore
We made the best of what we had
Took it slow but sometimes slow is too fast
You made a promise to yourself
I was with you but you were someone else
There’s a trench that lies between us
Barbed wire and metal heart covered in rust
Part of me will always stay in this town
Even when the people leave and the buildings come down
Until I fell into your arms
I never thought the ground could feel so hard
And when you cut me open
I hope you’ll put back what you’ve stolen
It’s the beginning of the end
But I’ll see you again
In this life or the next
When I find my peace and you find your rest
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