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Stop the Sunrise
04:02
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Stop the Sunrise
How did we get here?
you and I
this conversation, turned complication
Lorelei
And we both knew we’re not supposed to be
wrapped up in this foolish fantasy
and the street lights show me who you are
we have to stop before this goes too far
Chorus
If we close our eyes, we can keep the nighttime
if we hold on tight, we can stop the sunrise
I brush your black hair from your cheek
this is the first night, this is the last night, we’ll ever see
and I know you don’t belong to me
trapped forever in this tragedy
and the street lights show me who you are
we have to stop before this goes too far
Chorus
If we close our eyes, we can keep the nighttime
if we hold on tight, we can stop the sunrise
If we close our eyes, we can keep the nighttime
if we hold on tight, we can stop the sunrise
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2. |
Over My Head
03:37
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Over My Head (LK SIMPLE)
verse
I got reasons
I got things to say
Gonna need some answers
Gonna need the truth someday
You couldn’t love me
I was on your little shelf
Your heart wasn’t ready
It was ready enough for someone else
chorus
all of the time
i waited on you
all of the times
you strung me along
all of the times
I waited, i waited on you
and all of this time
I was in, I was in
over my head
over my head
over my head
verse
I didn’t hear the warnings
I never the saw the obvious, i know
Signals tried to warn me
Still caught me. by surprise
you said you’d never leave me
you said you’d never leave until the end
you couldn’t make that promise
Because you left with him instead
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Remote Places Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Remote Places is an indie rock/electronic band from Philadelphia.We've been told it sounds like the soundtrack to a modern day remake of The Breakfast Club. Sometimes.
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