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Don't Tell a Soul
03:52
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What you and I know
Was coveted by kings long ago
It was lost along the way
By modern life, death and taxes, and the price we pay
For growing old
Can you feel it in your bones?
They may ache today
But remember, we're still whole
Those secrets we keep, don't tell a soul
What you and I said
Was preserved in youth like a treasure chest
The living years, the dying ones and the part between
Was only a lie, only a screen
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Last Year's Shoes
02:54
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Tell all those people that I used to know
That they don't know me anymore
And all those places that I used to go
My key no longer fits the door
Anyway, it's okay, I'm not the same person that you knew
Don't waste your time explaining it, it's not on you
No tears or regrets, not even a few
Like last years shoes I outgrew
Tell all those people that I used to know
That I mean them no harm
And all those things that I used to say
I meant each and everyone
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Sun Fall
03:44
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I know there's a place
Far beyond these waves
Far beyond this cage
Far beyond my rage
A place I can be free
Whales and waves do flow
And the sea salted winds do blow
But my mind just cannot stay
Can't stay another day
In a place where I feel caged
The sun will always set on the place where I feel small
Sun rise, sun fall
The sun will always set on the place where I feel small
Some rise, some fall
I set my sights on you
A chance for something new
To break this bitter scene
To break my nightmare dreams
Freedom has many sides
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More Than You Had
04:22
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I heard when I was born
A giant fire broke out
People were running scared
But you ran right into the house
I often thought about it
And losing all of it
You put me on your shoulders
So i'd never ever slip
Don't be sad
You gave me than you had
I stand before you all
An empathic soul
A child had a father
Who remained through it all
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Mark Rego Mississauga, Ontario
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