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Take What You Need
01:25
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Olivia
05:05
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Home is a name
A name needs a place
And the way I feel for you
One can make two
Two can be one
And the way I split from you
Owe so much to you
But that ain't a thing
Cause I'm keeping nothin' from you
Like rap in slum
I need this one
Sobering and true
From vendors of the wreckage I steal gifts for you
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3. |
Leave
03:35
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Leave me here darlin'
Don't wait on sun rising
Lave me here darling
Don't wait on sun coming
Don't wait weeks to see me
My heart is forever
My heart is when ya need
Sure I've thrown it round some
Mine is when you need
I've been leaving to dear
Leaving the wants away from the needs
Leave me here darling
Amongst that trash and those seeds
Where I'm seen tending
To nostalgia to be
It's in our noses it's in our dreams
Sweet sweet nostalgia to be
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4. |
Joys
03:19
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Be Joyous Free
Be a lover to be
Walk right on through avenues
Take heart in hand
And punch if you can those fearful brutes you brew
Those fearful brutes we brew
Cause it ain't like that
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5. |
Two Ways
02:45
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You care for her more than you care
Than any ideas you have about freedom
Than any principles of freeing the flesh
So agony doth rear its head
He tells you, you are a fool
You take that as a bad bad thing, there's no other way you'll take it
So flip a coin, the answers there
Shimmering and beauty in the air
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Ryan Gill Melbourne, Australia
I live in Melbourne, Australia and this is my music.
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