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Promise To Myself
03:23
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PROMISE TO MYSELF
Standing out alone
Nothing left to hide
Secured all my deals,
Broke a promise to myself…
Won’t look them in the eye
Stuck inside my shell
Can’t fool the heart…
I've got nothing,
Scrap wood on the fire
Have you ever
been taken for a ride?
And what to bargain with?
When you coined in your time
Can’t escape the prison in your mind
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No excuses
No lies
Face up
Broke a promise to myself
No excuses
No lies
Turn around
Make a promise to myself
Can I turn it around?
Can I turn it around?
Can I turn it around?
Create good from the destruction
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2. |
Foxy Space Disco
02:37
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Pink Noise Generator Adelaide, Australia
Pink Noise Generator.
Alternative Rock, Post-Punk, Funk
Adelaide, South Australia.
Music for real wolves only.
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