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The Life Inside
01:28
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If I could live inside this song
Just one last moment, before it's gone
Cause I'm not brave and I'm not strong
Enough to face the life that longs
For life outside this song
This song
This song
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No Lights On
04:38
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I waited with no lights on
No stories told, conclusions drawn
The same old song, the words still wrong
I tried so hard, you took so long
You took so long
I waited with no lights on
I waited with no lights on
The dam would break, the rains would come
Like thirsty statues scorched with sun
It never crossed my mind to run
My mind to run
So I waited with no lights on
Just one last fool to lean on
Just one last laugh before he's gone
You took your time, you had your fun
Your iron fists in velvet gloves
Push comes to shove
What's done is done
So young the love
That waited with no lights on
I waited here with no lights on
I waited here with no lights on
I waited with no lights on
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Late Nights and Violence
03:54
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Late nights and violence
Like sad songs to silence
This is what saved me
Take it away
Last laugh to first kiss
When broken jaws were happiness
This is what saved me
Take it away
from me
Warm blood for cold fists
And empty smiles for open wrists
Are what saved me
Take it away
Take it away from me
Take it away
I left it all at the foot of your bed
Tempted by motion found stillness instead
Somethings undone still left better unsaid
Take them away or they'll save me again
Take them away or they'll save me again
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Jens Kuross Los Angeles, California
Last of a dying breed.
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