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talking in circles
03:31
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Its just another late night staring up at the wall
My minds in circles again
I would wake you but that wont be productive at all
No use in us both feeling bad
We both know when we're alone with our thoughts
It's like a bad dream
Here I am listening to the sounds of a clock, cant get it out of my head
So hold your breath
And shut your eyes
My teeth on teeth in this frozen jaw
A head full of lies
Its just another late night hanging down at the bar
Talking in circles again
I would tell you sometimes I'm just feeling so dark no use in us all feeling bad
Because we all know when we're alone with our thoughts it's like a bad scene
So lets drink another round to the fear of it all
Before we sit up in bed
So hold your breath
And shut your eyes
My teeth on teeth in this frozen jaw
A head full of lies
We'll walk it off and find ourselves around this city
I'll walk it off and you can too
We'll walk it off and find ourselves around this city
I'll walk alone right next to you
Its just another late night seeing patterns in songs
I'll sing them out in your room
These lines are circles and I can't get them out of my head
Sunrise sunset of it all
We both know the way it goes
Its not such a bad thing
'cause I'm still here listening to the radio play
Around in circles again
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undertow
02:50
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ended up on the floor
02:15
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all the time
03:05
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5. |
butterflies
03:42
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have you/lately
04:21
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7. |
open door
04:06
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NANCY Winchester, Virginia
NANCY is:
Jacob Bly - Bass
Jamie Blum-Marciano - Keyboards/Vocals
Terence Blum-Marciano -
Guitar/Vocals
Galen Clark - Drums/Vocals
Denver Walker - Guitar/Vocals
So much love,
NANCY
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