1. |
Sharapova
02:53
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What if we never win?
(Win)
Starts with, a hit
Ends on, a miss
I don’t, tell anyone, about this.
(Wait for)
I only know one girl who talks like that,
(Downpour)
I pray to God it was no accident
You know that I,
Would’ve carried the miles on my shoulders for us
Relied on boats and trains,
We could not trust (trust)
When she left I wasn’t winning
But at least I went down swinging
Like I always knew
I remember come the 31st,
Surrey turned to blue.
Hope you’re checking up on me,
Like I’m checking up on you (you)
I found it hard,
To let go of you.
Cos I gave up and I’m fucked that,
All my luck turned to rust
I got noone to hate, I got no-one to chase.
What if we never win?
(Win)
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2. |
Nations
02:04
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I’ll play ‘Imagine’ today,
Cos I’m not there to see you, or visit your grave.
Smudged make-up across her face spells out,
All the bad things happening a thousand miles away.
& she’s in pieces; I’ll pick them up
Sat like a portrait, she’s framed by windows
Can’t prepare enough
You broke the circle
That spread through nations
I thought, of all my family and all of my friends
Of how we paint, the town blood red, ending up dead.
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3. |
Find Your Way Home
04:40
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I grow stronger with age, you get worse every day
I’ll be someone you miss, you’ll regret this
When I look out my window, I’ll be tearing my hair out
But you already did that…
You don’t deserve my time
Keep me on the upsides
I’ll drown my pride, in other girls sheets
Just for a little while
& you can’t blame luck, you’re drunk
& this has been fucked for, more than a little while
If I can’t trust you I can’t trust anyone
The marks on my skin say that we are done
If I can’t trust you I can’t trust anyone
Who can I trust?
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