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kate
02:43
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Kate, by the window
A million miles or more
I’d walk them all just to see if you’re the girl I once loved
Kate, by the willows
I don’t remember much more
I just want to know if your’s is the laugh that I adored
And if the rain is a-fallin’ I’ll still be at your door
But I don’t know if it’s the same as before
Kate, you’re so tired
I can barely see your eyes
They were the light that I’d guide myself with at night
Streetcars and sunrise
The dawn in our eyes
Like a wilting flower I hold them in my secret mind of lies
And if the rain is a-fallin’ I’ll still be at your door
But I don’t know if it’s the same as before
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the river
02:53
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Women on the river say why
Standing on the corner so high
Have you got something to hide?
No, I wouldn’t think that much of you
One day you will fly away and you will forget
What it meant to be
The voices in the river grow wild
Tangled in the treason, so high
Have you got something to say?
No, I wouldn’t think that much of you
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moscow
03:11
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I’ve been there, I can show you how
We would wander
I’ll meet you in the square, where we met
And your eyes were wet
But your heart was on the shirt you were
And I held it
You were young, you didn’t know any better
I was just another autumn sweater
You were gold and I would shine by you
On a day when all our hope was through
Years ago, when your cheeks were pink and white
And your raincoat yellow
We’d ride the train to the wrong place and find
Ourselves in the thick of it all
I don’t know why they would name it like that
We had to hit a wall
You were cold you didn’t know any better
Wrote your name on an autumn sweater
I remember how your hair would smell
In the square I can hear your laughter
Late at night when I would say my goodbye
You would stand outside my door
I will meet you at the square at midnight
In the clothes that you wore
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lake
02:28
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Green eyed snake
You held me in your eyes
Your eyes on mine
Voice in mine
Hand in mine
Walk the line
Doe eyed soul
You left me with no heart
Your eyes on mine
Voice in mine
Hand in mine
Walk the line
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willow
02:15
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In the cold, you were warm
But I could not reach out to you
Outside, in the cold
You know I would’ve froze
But I could never say anything
I could only feel it
But I still want to hear you sing
Sometimes, you’re like a dove
When you spread out your wings and fly above
Your breath, it was white in the air
I couldn’t hold it in my hands
I want to see you in the night
See your eyes light up in the dark
And I want to feel you beside me
When the morning wakes our eyes
I want to tell you something
I want to tell you everything
Then the morning comes
And I am like a stone again
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Yasmine Hosseini Canberra, Australia
assortment of tunes made in bedrooms and other indoor spaces
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