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Mind (Acoustic)
05:09
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Rosie (Acoustic)
05:22
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As far as the eye can see
Theres nothing here but miles and miles of fear
I could see it, I could see it in your eyes
This home ain't what it used to be
I've found my own rights
I'll take them while I can
To achieve, nothing at all
As you can see by the look in my eyes, I'm not surprised
At what I'm seeing
And this time, I'm losing everything I love
And this time, I can't face losing everything I love again
See it through, theres no need to point your finger in the wrong direction
What will it achieve, now everything is gone
If heartless guessing is the game you play, i don't want to be here
To see you again, and again, to see you again
And this time, I'm losing everything I love
And this time, I can't face losing everything I love again
Theres not a thing, theres not a thing that i would change
Theres not a thing, theres not a thing that i would change
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