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Save Myself
04:43
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Save Myself (A. Taylor)
I do not write to save
I do not write to save myself
To save myself
I know it’s right to tell
I know it’s right to tell myself
To tell myself
I‘ve gone back to take it forward
Once again I’ll start afresh
Even when I was younger
I would fight till you’d begin
I would fight till you’d begin
I will not wait to fail
I will not wait to fail myself
To fail myself
I‘ve gone back to take it forward
Once again I’ll start afresh
Even when I was younger
I would fight till you’d begin
I would fight till you’d begin
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I'm Over It
02:47
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I’m Over It (A.Taylor)
I’ll find a way to say what’s on my mind
I won’t forget to see you all this time
Will you please take the time to see I’m over it
I know you don’t believe in me
My better days are unprepared or planned
I find it works for me to understand
Will you please take the time to see I’m over it
I know you don’t believe in me
I know you won’t agree
I’m listening to what you have to say
And finding out that I was in your way
Will you please take the time to see I’m over it
I know you don’t believe in me
Will you please take the time to see I’m over it
I know you don’t believe in me
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I Wish I Knew
03:45
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I Wish I Knew (A.Taylor)
It’s getting hard to hear you and the things I thought you said
But I know that in my heart nothing was right
Hoping not to notice even though you’ve had a few
You know that no one in your way would put up a fight
And didn’t you have the chance to blow it in a hundred different ways
If you were with me then I never knew
It wouldn’t have lasted long
It never could
If you thought that I was counting on the space
In the messages of love you sent to me
Looking for a way to show it and the strength to follow through
On the things I promised to deliver to you
But didn’t I have the chance to show it in a hundred different ways
If you were with me then I never knew
It wouldn’t have lasted long
It never could
How’d you get to be misunderstood
Singing a different song
I wish I knew
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Where Do You Think I Went Wrong? (A.Taylor)
White, white on grey
Try to keep it vague
And hope my thoughts don’t show
Make sure these words don’t flow
It hurts, so they say
To lock it all away
And hope my trust won’t go
Make sure these words don’t flow
Please don’t throw my love away
I don’t see
Where do think I went wrong?
Trying to say the right words all along
Where do you think I went wrong?
I don’t know, I don’t know
Red, red on black
To show you are back
And make my feelings known
So I can show I’ve grown
Make my feelings known
So I can show I’ve grown
Please don’t throw my love away
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5. |
Out Of Love Again
03:23
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Out Of Love Again (R. Taylor, A. Taylor, A. Douglass)
The shouts – I hear her down the stairwell
Alone and trapped just like before
Leaving a note upon the table
He took his eyes off the door
The Silver Jews are on the radio
They’re out of love again
I’ve got my headphones near
So no one has to hear but me
The last light to leave the corridor
As if it had never shone that way before
The lovers are about to start again
She swept his feet off the floor
The Silver Jews are on the radio
They’re out of love again
I’ve got my headphones near
So no one has to hear but me
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6. |
Wake Me In The Morning
03:48
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Wake Me In The Morning (A.Taylor)
I didn’t lie
I didn’t lie
Sitting alone by your side
I didn’t hide
What could I say?
What could I say?
Feeling I had to bide time
I didn’t hide
Reason with me
Reason with me
Open your heart to the path
Walk it with me
And I didn’t lie
I didn’t lie
Sitting alone by your side
I didn’t hide
Wake me in the morning when you go
I’ll see you soon
Wake me in the morning when you go
I’ll see you soon
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7. |
Homeward
03:01
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Homeward (A.Taylor)
I’m guessing you can tell what’s on my mind
Knowing what I should do is hard sometimes
And I don’t think it’s better but I can’t find
Another way homeward
For a while, you’ve been on my mind
I’ve told you twice, I know I’ll say again
I understand the way things stay the same
I don’t think it’s better but I can’t find
Another way homeward
For a while, you’ve been on my mind
Looking out for things in my way
Try to follow home
Moving clear of things in my way
Remember what I’ve known
And it show it hasn’t gone
I don’t think it’s better but I can’t find
Another way homeward
For a while, you’ve been on my mind
Another way homeward
For a while, you’ve been on my mind
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8. |
Slow Down
03:43
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Slow Down (A. Taylor)
Years ago would I have really minded?
I would know, I wouldn’t be in doubt
Now I find I’m questioning my feelings
What is mine? Now I’m finding out
But I don’t really think like that these days
I don’t feel like talking back these days
When I’m around you
Slow down, say what you’re feeling
Now slow down, say what you’re feeling
I don’t know if I’m keeping up with you
Falling down, I’m worn out over thinking
I have found it’s better left unsaid
Now I find I’m facing new directions
And the time’s to follow where I’m led
I don’t really think like that these days
I don’t feel like talking back these days
When I’m around you
Slow down, say what you’re feeling
Now slow down, say what you’re feeling
I don’t know if I’m keeping up with you
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9. |
A Long Way To Go
02:37
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A Long Way To Go (A.Taylor)
I should have known that you wanted more than I had to give
My understanding is not secure, flawed as it is
Friday is almost there
But I’m not sure how to make you care
I have a long way to go
I wouldn’t notice if you weren’t there, I’d make a plan
Finding my feet just to show I care, making a stand
Friday is almost there
But I’m not sure how to make you care
I have a long way to go
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10. |
Think For Yourself
03:52
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Think For Yourself (A.Taylor)
Who is it that makes the claim that might lead anywhere?
I can hear the words again, they follow me everywhere
I’ve learned to feel
I’ve learned to say
I’ve learned to think for myself, making my own way
I’ve learned to feel
I’ve learned to think for myself, making my own way
Leaving you alone works best but you might come anyway
Leave you to enjoy the rest while I work everyday
I’ve learned to feel
I’ve learned to say
I’ve learned to think for myself, making my own way
I’ve learned to feel
I’ve learned to think for myself, making my own way
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