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Out There
03:35
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They never wanted it to end like this, only one more gentle kiss, before they'd go and feel the tear drops flow. Reality was harder than it seemed, worse than in their worst midnight's dream. Taking morning's light by its strong hand.
*(But) In their eyes there was a new sunrise to this once ended morning. When they left there was a new warning. There was a better life out there. There was a better life out there.
They walked away from it all even if the rise was after the fall. Going their way, no matter what people had to say. Life was too short to just stand still and watch that last petal wilt. So, with their feet, shuffling down this once dusty street. *
The journey was worth a million words. An open book to fill with sounds unheard. The key to life had been revealed. True happiness so full of freedom, led by a force all on its own. Another lesson that just had to be shown. *
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Falling
05:15
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How am I supposed to sleep? I can't stop these voices inside me. Morning light is peaking in wondering where I've been. How will I feel tomorrow? Will I regret today? When I wake up in a state of daze what will my body say?
*I'm falling, about to lose control. I spread my arms like wings but somehow, I lose control. I'm falling deep into a dream. The ground is coming close but nothings what it seems.
Living in misery, there is no peace for me. Nothing seems to settle down looking through a tainted crown. Striving to revive me, wish I could be set free. The light is shining down on me and nobody knows... *
I can't tame these endless riddles and rhymes. Sitting here while I'm lost in time. But now I realize this isn't a king. I'm drowning here in my awakening. Falling.....
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Gemineyes
05:03
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Oops I turned down Old Grove Road. Passed that place that I call home. Late at night you think of me again, telling me the front door is open. He told me he doesn't know himself, or what he wants in anyone else. Those little words made me hit the brakes, my heart has had all it can take. I'm afraid so I ran away, afraid, so I ran away.
*Don't know what it is about you Gemineyes. Is it your (mystic) twinkling eyes? There was no need to be afraid, but I was so I ran away.
I drove all day under a sky so blue. My sister told me I should wait for you. I can't sit still my body has a mind of its own. Right and wrong this is where I am torn. This is where, where I am torn. This where, where I am torn. *
It must be those mystic twinkling eyes, what I love about you Gemineyes, what I love about you Gemineyes.
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Blowing through my city, you took me by surprise. A moment of perfection, a promise in my life. So much to do as always so little time. Wish you'd just come back to me and ease this muttered rhyme.
What would have happened if you didn't have to go? What would have changed if I never got to know? The you deep down inside, I've swallowed all my pride. Just to let you in, only to let you go again.
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Small Country Town
03:51
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Nothin' To Do With You
02:56
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Pamela Jean Spokane, Washington
Pamela Jean is a touring Singer/Songwriter & Nashville Recording Artist that originally hails from Minnesota. Calling 6 states 'home' at one point in the past 20 years, Pamela has had some amazing experiences & shares the highs & lows of her life through her music. She also donates 10% of her music proceeds to help women's shelters & inspire others to flee abusive relationships & NEVER look back. ... more
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