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Cruel
03:47
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Don't try to let me down easy
Please spare me your pity
I grew tired of the cruelty of your lovin' a long time ago
You were never really there for me
But you sure as hell enjoyed my moves
You would never do the same for me
Oh, the mountains I moved for you
Don't try to let me down easy
Please spare me your pity
I grew tired of the cruelty of your lovin' a long time ago
Bet you think you're doing right by me
Like I'm some kind of lonely fool
But I've been standing on my own two feet
Long before I stood with you
Don't try to let me down easy
Please spare me your pity
I grew tired of the cruelty of your lovin' a long time ago
Why'd you have to be so cruel?
Why'd you have to be so cruel? (x6)
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Moonrise
03:31
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Like the night, I'm yours to hold
Our song moves through the air
Though I'm halfway 'round the world
You could still find me there
Oh, Moonrise
Let me love you
We could burn so bright
And leave behind the world
I know it's all we can do
Let me love you
Let me love you
Moving forward, sight unseen
I never wanna close my eyes
You mean everything to me, yeah
And for once, I've got it right
Oh, Moonrise
Let me love you
We could burn so bright
And leave behind the world
I know it's all we can do
Let me love you
Let me love you
You who stirs an ocean
Move with power
Feel the weight
It's you who brought me to my knees
In the hour so late
Covered up in clouds
Whether or not you wanted to
Leave me with an answer
Do you feel like I do
Oh, Moonrise
Let me love you
We could burn so bright
And leave behind the world
I know it's all we can do
Let me love you
Let me love you
Let me love you
Like the night, I'm yours to hold
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Who Am I
03:45
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I need, I need a little rain in my life
You said you liked it, but you've got somewhere better to go
You never quite tell the truth and I can't keep up, no
Am I right, am I wrong, do I need to know
What good does it do, and do I know where I should go
When I still don't know
When I still don't know, I still don't know
Who am I to you, baby
Who am I to you
Who am I to you, baby
Who am I to you
I need, I need somebody who knows who I am
Yeah you know it, always lost in my mind
And if I just stay there, maybe I'll be fine
This dance that we do where we circle around
All the words we won't say like they're bombs in the ground
How will I ever know
How will I ever know, how will I ever know
Who am I to you, baby
Who am I to you
Who am I to you, baby
Who am I to you
Could be that I can't read your best intentions
Are they written in riddles and lies
My love ain't up to your interpretation
Do our hearts beat out of time?
Could be that I can't read your best intentions
Are they written in riddles and lies
My love ain't up to your interpretation
Do our hearts beat out of time?
Who am I to you, baby
Who am I to you
Who am I to you, baby
Who am I to you
Who am I to you, baby
Who am I to you
Who am I to you, baby
Who am I to you
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Wait
03:53
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Been a few days since last I saw
The sun 'round here, not this great, grey cloud
I wanna get free but my hands are tied
And war's been sitting heavy on my mind
So I wait
So I wait
And I gotta believe that somewhere down the line
I'm gonna be alright
Sometimes a dream's just not enough
When I'm eyes-closed, sleeping while the world goes on
Still it would be nice to know where I stand
Even if it's not exactly what I planned
So I wait
So I wait
And I gotta believe that somewhere down the line
I'm gonna be alright
This is not where I thought I'd call home
The garden grew weeds and the trees blew down
Someone's at the door, got a black hat on
Singing "I didn't know the world would last this long"
So I wait
So I wait
And I gotta believe that somewhere down the line
I'm gonna be alright
Yeah I gotta believe that somewhere down the line
We're gonna be alright
We're gonna be alright
We're gonna be alright
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How it started
We were oh, so young
Naively and quickly
We tied tight those heartstrings
From which we swung
It took quite a while
To fill up this skin
Then little by little
And then quick enough to cripple
The world starts to spin
It's like living on a one-way street
The wrong way to where I gotta be
The hardest part wasn't loving you
It was loving me
So I walked away
I tossed off the crutch
You can keep your affirmation
Your subtle condemnation
I won't be judged
It's like living on a one-way street
The wrong way to where I gotta be
The hardest part wasn't loving you
It was loving me, loving me, loving me, loving me
What if who you thought you were
Wasn't who you turned out to be
The hardest part of loving you, baby
Was loving me (x5)
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Outro
02:13
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Stuck in a real bad way
I refuse to slow down
And I grew so tired
Of this runaround
Oh there's no point
In holding on too long
'Cause I don't wanna play this game
I've no use for this crown
I need to believe
That change will come around
I need to know
I'm not the only one
I need to know
Am I the only one?
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