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Islands Apart
03:38
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A stranger that I've known my whole life.
I want to let you in but I see that knife.
I'll keep you at a distance, not for me, but you.
And we'll keep acting civil like it's nothing new.
Islands apart but the water's so blue.
If I knew to swim, maybe I'd swim to you.
A regret that wont be said.
We can talk in darkness while the truth is misled.
I learn to understand the facts of life.
What was once dirt can be paradise.
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Tempo
03:42
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No matter how you try to be
Someone who they want to see
You'll never really break free.
It's a self imposed prison cell
It's a choice to live so unwell
To be who you aren't is a hell.
But you know
Just take it slow
The race is long
Set your tempo
No matter how long you deny
The person who exists inside
The truth will overcome the lies
You're stuck inside the zone of war
In the trench you hear the bombs some more
But when you look out, no one's on the floor.
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Roam
03:03
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I know that I can't see a life
Beyond the skies
What's there for me?
Each day I wander through a fog
Towards a light, beyond the smog
So thick it chokes out natural life
But joy exists beyond the strife
I found my home
No more I roam
I know that I'm here tonight
No where else would I want to stay
Here with you is clarity
Once was lost washes to sea
The tide is high but dangers gone
With this love I can't go wrong.
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Wait
03:50
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If we were an hourglass
We'd always have sand
We'd outlast all the clock
And fill in all the land
If we were an hour glass, love would wait for us
If we were a tree
We'd always have leaves
We'd still give all the fruit
While the forest lost it's green
If we were a tree, love would grow for us
If we were a newborn
We'd only know of joy
We'd be smiling, honest and sincere
With no sign of sorrow
If we were a new born, love would stay young.
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Mark Rego Mississauga, Ontario
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