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Sisterhood
04:17
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Walking on a thread
Hold it closely to my head
Waiting on a friend who didn't hear a word I said
I don't mean to be rude but I can't get over you
I try not to confuse how I feel with what I'll do about loving you
My mind is made up
You won't see me when you wake up
You don't regret how it leaves me in the end
Time can tear me apart now
You can't seem to find a place where you can hide
All you wanna know is walking out the door
Without you
I'm nothing with out you
Don't give it away and lead me astray
It's bringing you home that worries me
Tell me how you know
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Brotherhood
03:40
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I'm going along with it for right now
But you've taken over my mind
If I struggle to hold on to the moment
Forget me when I let go
Call it what you want
It doesn't change a thing about who you are
I try to shift the blame onto anyone
Who let it slip away how wrong you are?
For drifting farther than intended back into your hole
It's not what you expected but that's what you get told
Time and time again
It never seems to end
Or leave a lasting mark
I'll give it when I can
I've finally had enough
I need something new to do
But for now..
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