1. |
Raindrops
04:53
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Raindrops in the sea working under cover
protecting you and me from each other
Raindrops in a war underneath the surface
No one knows for sure how they serve a purpose
Raindrops raindrops raaaaindrops
raindrops raindrops raaaaaaindrops
raindrops
Raindrops in the fields fighting for a country
defending their ideals and doing dirty laundry
Raindrops in the sea working under cover
protecting you and me from each other
Raindrops raindrops raaaaindrops
raindrops raindrops raaaaaaindrops
raindrops
Raindrops fall from the sky
trying to find a hole to leak through
into the light
but in the dark they drown in lies
trying to find a crack to break through
into the light
Raindrops...
Raindrops in the sun
dried up and deserted
picking up a gun
for the last time...
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Never again
07:23
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Once I saw you walking by the river
Once I saw you talking to the river
Never again...
Once I saw you fall into the river
Now I'm here calling on the river
Once I lost my head into the river
Now I'm here wondering what to give here
Never again...
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Beth
04:09
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4. |
Rosemary
01:14
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5. |
Time
08:05
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