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2 Spiders
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Growing Up
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Acceptance
01:57
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I accept where I have been
I accept where I am
I don’t owe anyone
An explanation of who I am
I accept everything in me
And all you don’t want to see
I accept the lost time
And those I have to leave behind
I accept the little hand
Turning to begin again
I accept everything in me
And all I don’t want to see
I accept what I don’t know
I accept what you won’t show
We don’t owe anyone
Measurements or definitions
I accept everything in you
And hope you accept me too
You, you
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Pink Noise
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Who Loves The Rain?
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I Wanna Be True
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Heart Of Stone
04:05
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Why should anyone
Wait to have their fun?
We don’t live forever
I want to open up
Shake all this heavy off
I don’t live forever
I know I’m a heart of stone
From a broken home
These pieces won’t go together
I’m a heart of stone
In a bag of bones
Trying to hold myself together
Wallflowers at the dance
Did we miss our chance?
This song won’t play forever
If I sing from the heart
Will you just smile and nod?
I won’t sing forever
Pain, what do you desire from me?
Can this be right?
Just to be heard without a fight?
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9. |
Blooming Of The Rose
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