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Amber Park
04:39
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20**
03:35
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Low
03:25
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Before I go, let’s take a little more than we have before
You said that you’d be lucky if you died slow and beautiful
And somehow I know what you mean
It’s give and take
When everything is gone and so much has changed
I can tell you’re tired and nothing has gone your way in a long time
And your heart, it aches
I told you that I won’t let you get too low
Before I go, let’s wait a while longer - set things in stone
Then maybe you can put the other foot first, move forward
And then down the road we can joke about it
It’s give and take
The things you’ve held close to you start to fade
But you’re not alone and I can tell you’re still shooting straight
All of the things you’ve gained, It’s an even trade
I told you that I won’t let you get too low
Maybe there’s a time and a place
If I said it, then that’s what i mean
But if you take a look around, you’ll see
You’ve wound up where you’re meant to be
Your heart
Just like a dog in the streets
Just like a kid in the summer heat
Like you’re still and staring at your feet
I told you that I won’t let you get too low
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Merle
04:02
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A Moment
03:15
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Someday I Will Lose You
04:10
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