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Give In To Me
04:43
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I smile and it helps a little,
Picking up the weight from your dropping shoulders.
You needed the lift somehow,
But I don't know what I'm giving.
You needed the lift somehow,
But I don't know how to give it.
Learn to love so we can be the strong ones,
Learn more and we'll be the ones you always read about.
You needed the lift somehow,
But I don't know what I'm giving.
You needed the lift somehow,
But I don't know how to give it.
Give in, give in,
Give in, give in to me .
You needed the lift somehow,
But I don't know what I'm giving.
I know you think you're special but no one really is.
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Just A Boy
04:30
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Where's the luck gone now?
Fading fast, you were just a boy,
Just a boy living in his own way
and he won't believe his luck
he's living it up
live it up til it all bottles down to the pressure
locked away, in his own mind
forget the bland
just a boy, take him away now
or you'll leave him stronger
doesn't know what he's got
it's all that he deserves
Why'd I always go, where no one else they daredn't go?
Leave it all up to me and I will keep you from breathing
Where's my luck gone now?
It's faded fast, I was just a boy,
just a boy living in his own way
and I can't believe
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