1. |
Separate Ways
02:52
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We’ve said everything we need to say
Can’t you see that it’s over
I don’t wanna play the games you play
I’m just looking for closure
[Chorus]
It’s alright to cry
Things are never gonna change
There’s a thousand reasons why
We gotta go our separate ways
Every time that you put me down
I would try to make it alright
All the times that you pushed me around
You were always so uptight
[Chorus]
After everything we said last night
I don’t think that we’re okay
The way you argue and the way that you fight
Hearts are gonna get broken
[Chorus]
When I think about the times we had
I’ll admit that it scares me
Thinking about what’s coming up ahead
Hope I can find someone to share it
[Chorus to fade]
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Seeds
04:32
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3. |
Homeless Heart
03:04
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4. |
Bring It Home
02:16
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5. |
Together Alone
03:12
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6. |
Come Around Here
03:00
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8. |
The Truth About The Lies
03:36
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9. |
Jigsaw Heart
03:34
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10. |
Strawberry Kisses
05:07
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11. |
Stumble
02:21
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13. |
Signs Of Spring
05:35
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