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Night Lights
04:14
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The night lights I grew up with have since gone out
What was hiding under my bed has since moved out
The ghost that was tormenting me has since passed on
The monster in the closet hasn't bothered me in so long
I guess he's gone
I guess he's gone
I can't hold on
Now I'm not afraid of the dark
It's only when the lights turn on...
The night lights I grew up with have since gone out
Everyone that I used to know has since moved out
The feeling that is tormenting me has yet to pass on
The part of me that I left behind has been away for so long
I guess she's gone
I guess she's gone
I can't hold on
Now I'm not afraid of the dark
It's only when the lights turn on
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2. |
Go Ahead (Use Me Up)
03:28
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I'd like to think that I'm worth more than what you paid for
and that some things never change
I need to rearrange all the things I took to heart when I felt safe
I've got what you want, so don't take it for granted, yeah
So go ahead and use me up
then put me up for grabs
because you want what you can't have
It's never enough to give
so take what you can get
'cause I never can forgive
so don't tell me to forget
There's so many things I'd like to say that you don't want to hear
I keep them buried away
waiting for the day that you make that one mistake
that could end it all
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3. |
Note to Self
04:28
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I didn't know which way to go with this one
There are endless things to say to make you feel some sort of way
I'm trying too hard to be impressive
No one's paying any attention anyway
My hands, my hands are tied
Start giving up on the outside and start looking in
Stop changing your mind
My hands, my hands are tied
I'm gonna take my own advice
I didn't know which way to go with this one
Indecision always takes its toll on me
My hands, my hands are tied
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