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See You In June
03:14
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Say you’ll come back home
When all your work is done
Tomorrow’s just a day
There’s no need to chase the sun
Now the cold has gone
And the days don’t seem to end
Time has struck its chord
The needle starts again
Don’t push your heart aside
It’s beating out your chest
The toughest choice to choose
Your fears can hardly rest
For all the tears you’ve cried
Your pain will soon subside
Though the present now seems lost
Our future still collides
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Nausea
03:27
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Sometimes you find it
Sometimes you lose it
Don’t it mean a thing to you?
Don't it mean a thing to me?
So why can’t I hold it?
Ooh I can’t bear to lose it
Don't you know a thing or two
Of making me into the fool?
Don't you know it's more than all right?
This feeling's real,
Can't hide it inside
When I started to feel your love
Your love, your love, your lovin'
Don’t start the fake pretending
Your love, your love, your lovin'
Don’t start the fake pretending
Let's call it obsession
Reeling in the concessions
Riddle me with an irony
Of rational emotionality
Maybe I'll stop the yearning
Blow it out before it starts burning
Calling for my anxiety
Let it take its reign over me
Don't you know it's more than all right?
This feeling's real,
Can't hide it inside
When I started to feel your love
Your love, your love, your lovin'
Don’t start the fake pretending
Your love, your love, your lovin'
Don’t start the fake pretending
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