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Columbia Rd
04:33
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I’ve got a lot to lose
In these well-being blues
Half of me
Half of me
It’s not going anywhere
Yet, robs you blind
You can’t forget
To hug the ones you love
Tell them everything
Everything, everything
That’s just life coming down like it does
When you start to thinking
You’re out of the woods
That’s where trouble lives
That’s where trouble lives
It’s not missing when it’s there
And all along, you can’t compare
To feeling what it’s like
To fear everything
Everything, everything
That’s just life coming down like it does
Dark angels sing louder
Especially when you ain’t in your own bed and room
The never-ending sun of the loneliest summer
Is poised to greet you
When you’re through
Columbia Rd
Columbia Rd
Tell me one thing
If it’s darkest ‘fore the dawn
In the absence of light
How you just keep hanging on?
To stand on one leg
For forever in the cold
You must be so tired
You must be so tired
Of everything, everything
That’s just life coming down like it does
Dark angels sing louder
Especially when you ain’t in your own bed and room
The never-ending sun of the loneliest summer
Is poised to greet you
When you’re through
Columbia Rd
Columbia Rd
Columbia Rd
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Let It Come to You
01:40
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