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Soft Waves
02:48
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Soft waves her curves slowly sway
Color floods the castle we've made
Don't be afraid to try
Finding your lady
Loves arms hold me tight
Don't let go
Bright rays warm fortunate days
Tender touch reminds me you're here
Don't be afraid to try
Finding your lady
Loves arms hold me tight
Don't let go
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2. |
Wet Kisses
03:05
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Love at last
I've found a jewel in a downed planes mass
I know this concept's hard for you to grasp
While pulling teeth from a love bite gash
Why is it wounds attract wounds
Pilots dead
Sink or swim
Punching in
Big sharks head
Broken glass
Reflections sinking towards an airless black
Against the clouds of fins the odds are stacked
The undertow relived is indigo
Wet kisses wake and call me
Pilots dead
Sink or swim
Punching in
Big sharks head
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3. |
Disarming
03:54
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Soft singing sun reflects our days
No roof above or below
Happiness is fleeting not hope love
Why am I immersed in night
Fool open your eyes
Happiness is fleeting not hope love
You and me disarming catapults
Aimed at our lives
Yet disused
Peace is your only enemy
When you've everything you need
Happiness is fleeting not hope love
Death is the only element of math
That pertains to each of us
Happiness is fleeting not hope love
You and me disarming catapults
Aimed at our lives
Yet disused
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Cloak and Swagger
01:54
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