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Old Too Fast
03:28
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And I feel like we're getting far too old
And I feel like we're getting old too fast
Darling please, darling please
Darling please, darling please
Well our fathers do their best
But we have to do the rest
Is it real or did I just make it up?
Is it real or did I just make believe?
Darling please, darling please
Darling please, darling please
Well our fathers do their best
And our mothers, they try too
But we have all the influence
Is it for me?
It isn't for you, you, you, you
Darling please, darling please
Darling please, darling please
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Shallow
04:29
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I don't have time for dying
I've got too much to do
But I'm seeing all the signs
They comfort, they comfort you
I don't have time for dying
Or singing the last tune
But I'm seeing all the signs
They comfort, they comfort you.
So..
I do not like the way you look
Yeah I'm shallow, shallow
I do not like the way you look
Yeah I'm shallow, shallow
I don't have time for dying
I've still got shit to do
But I'm seeing all the signs
They comfort, they comfort you
I don't have time for dying
Or singing the last tune
But I'm seeing all the signs
They comfort, they comfort you.
So..
I do not like the way you look
Yeah I'm shallow, shallow
I do not like the way you look
Yeah I'm shallow, shallow
I do not like the way you look
I do not like the way you look
I do not like the way you look
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Joshua
03:28
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I won't say why we have to go our own ways
I won't say why we have to go our own ways
I won't say why we have to go our own ways
I won't say why we have to go our own ways
Down by the docks
Out near the ocean
Open the locks
Open and open to see
To see you
There was a boy
Joshua
He gave it his all
He gave it all up just to see
Just to see you
I won't say why we have to go our own ways
I won't say why we have to go our own ways
I won't say why we have to go our own ways
I won't say why we have to go our own ways
Now Josh is a man
He came from a far away land
He gave you the truth
You gave him the back of your hand
He has grown old
But "growing up" was never his role
He just needed a Dad
That wasn't so drunk and so sad
I won't say why we have to go our own ways
I won't say why we have to go our own ways
I won't say why we have to go our own ways
I won't say why we have to go our own ways
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