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After The Rain
03:44
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Sunny day
Jet black clouds roll in
Here comes the rain again
I'm falling
It's a circle, I know, but it's hard sometimes to see
Is the glass half full or empty?
Do I need more?
Maybe I should just let it be
Why does the sun stop shining
And dark clouds roll in and block out rays
Will I find my silver lining
After the rain
Spinning wheel
At the top
Big shot spot, I got to feeling outsized
In the split of an eye I was tumbling
Like a bird struck down by lightning in the sky
It's a circle, I know but it's hard sometimes to see
Is the glass half full or empty?
Do I need more?
Maybe I should just lit it be
Why does the sun stop shining
Black clouds roll in and block out rays
Will I find my silver lining
After the rain
Though it seems like the sun stops shining
And black clouds in stormy skies turn grey
The sun always come back brighter and rainbows glow
After the rain
I was holding on to yesterday
I floated so high and free once I let it go
Let it go
Blue skies when the sun starts shining
Clouds part for crepuscular rays
The time for a silver lining is now
I fly now the sun is shining
I let go of yesterday
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2. |
The Game
04:00
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3. |
Head On My Pillow
05:59
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4. |
The Limit Is The Sky
05:45
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5. |
She Drowns
03:10
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6. |
Hat Of Tin Foil
04:50
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7. |
The Road
04:55
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8. |
Majestic Boons
01:38
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9. |
Holly
06:53
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