1. |
In My Veins
03:59
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Nothing goes as planned,
everything will break.
People say goodbye
and leave what they can't take.
All that you rely on
and all that you can fake
will leave you in the morning
and find you in the day.
Oh you're in my veins
and I can't get you out.
Oh you're all I taste
at night, inside my mouth.
Oh you run away
cause I'm not what you want.
Nothing stays the same,
everything will change.
Nobody is perfect;
everyone has shame.
And all that you rely on,
and all that you can save
will leave you in the morning
and find you in the day.
Oh you're in my veins
and I can't get you out.
Oh you're all I taste
at night, inside my mouth.
Oh you run away
cause I'm not what you want.
Everything is dark,
there is no escape.
But you catch a glimpse of sunlight,
and it shines down
on your face...
Oh you're in my veins
and I can't get you out.
Oh you're all I taste
at night, inside my mouth.
Oh you run away
cause I'm not what you want.
Oh you're in my veins
and I can't get you out,
no I can't get you out
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2. |
Life's Not Like That
05:42
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3. |
Here
03:41
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Please don't say there's no order
in the universe,
that our lives are a random chaos.
Cause if that's true, then everything
could just get worse,
and not even faith can save us.
If you're looking for proof,
I don't have it,
cause there's no roof
over my head.
There's no money in my wallet
and, whatever you want to call it,
I hope there's a God, that's near,
who knows I'm here, I'm here.
I've learned that life
isn't always fair.
There are things I can't understand.
But I believe there's more to this
than we're aware,
and it might all make sense
in the end.
But if you're looking for proof,
I don't have it,
cause there's no roof over my head.
There's no money in my wallet
and, whatever you want to call it,
I hope there's a God, that's near,
who knows I'm here, I'm here
I'm here ... here
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