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Doors Open
03:29
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Caught a glimpse as you slide away
Wonder what it could possible be now
Caught a feeling of running away
Not much to do or see here anyhow
And I’ve been wondering
When I would start to feel this again
‘Cuz I’ve been pretty good at pushing it down
And I’ve been wondering
When you would start to feel this again
The door’s open if you want to leave
'Cuz II don’t wanna be the way
That you think that you’re feeling
The door’s open if you want to leave
‘Cuz as hard as it gets
It only gets better if you’re willing
To stick it out and see
Time won’t stand still for anyone
And every spark is sure to lose some of it’s shine
If I don’t stand with the best of them
Why don’t you tell me what you wanna find
I’ve been wondering
When I would start to feel this again
‘Cuz I’ve been pretty good at pushing it down
I’ve been wondering
When you would start to feel this again
The door’s open if you want to leave
I don’t wanna be the way
That you think that you’re feeling
The door’s open if you want to leave
‘Cuz as hard as it gets
It only gets better if you’re willing
To stick it out and see
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Gasoline
03:12
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Your Daddy says that I ain’t Christian enough
Says the blood running through me ain’t the kind that god loves
He says he knows my mom
from back in school and all that stuff
he says
he’ll kill me one of these days
but I called his bluff
And your Daddy don’t like any of your tattoos
He says it just ain’t something he’ll get used to
He don’t know what you’ve been doing
Or the things they cover up
He says he’ll love you no matter what
But you called his bluff
I’ve been living in a Chrysler since the day that i got out
I've been running out of options
I’ve been tightening my belt
Sleeping through the sent of gasoline
And stolen property
Sure brings back a lot of happy memories
Of you and me
Well your Daddy says that he had tried to warn you
Ya, he had read me up and down and just saw bad news
He says
You’re all he’ll ever need if you just stay away from me
He don’t want his family tree blending with weeds
I’ve been living in a Chrysler since the day that i got out
I’ve been Running out of options
I’ve been tightening my belt
Sleeping through the sent of gasoline
In stolen property
Sure brings back a lot of happy memories
Of you and me
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3. |
Ride The Wave
02:51
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When that feeling hits I can’t explain it
But I know that there’s no point in trying to tame it
it’s either everything right now
Or nothing matters anyway
It’s either let’s burn this whole place down
Or, I got no complaints
Watching the sun come up as I’m coming down
I’m the highest right before I hit the ground
Learning to enjoy the ride when I know what’s coming ‘round
I’m going to ride the wave instead of trying not to drown
And then for weeks I’m tired and hazy
I get pushed and pulled but nothing seems to phase me
It’s just brush everybody off and leave it for another day
It’s either lay around in bed or hope to fade away
And on a dime it’s like my world changed
I can feel something alive come out of hiding
My heart starts pumping out new blood
I let my mind to race
I want to burn this old place down
Rebuild it my way
Watching the sun come up as I’m coming down
I’m the highest right before I hit the ground
Learning to enjoy the ride when I know what’s coming ‘round
I’m going to ride the wave instead of trying not to drown
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4. |
The Very Best
03:24
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