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I'm Coming Home
03:29
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Sky to sea, and falling from the blue to blue,
Deeper fears about what we could do.
Effortless and free,
When you belong to me.
But I don't really know my mind,
So I'm Coming Home.
I'm drummed out, and where I am I don't belong.
Breaking out has never felt so wrong.
No matter what I do,
I'll be running back to you.
I guess that's just where I roam free,
So I'm Coming Home,
I'm Coming Home.
I'm lowering the stakes, and going back to old familiar.
Woah, but if I go there I know I won't, I still can't see you.
Self-sufficiency has paid off bad it seems.
Life is real, and my dreams are dreams.
I even changed my name,
But I'll be going all the same.
This place is slowly killing me,
So I'm Coming Home,
I'm Coming Home,
I'm Coming Home,
I'm Coming Home,
I'm Coming Home.
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Cops on the Summit
04:47
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Did a bell ring softly under plains today?
Underneath Cardigan Bay.
While your princes stand watch with eyes opened wide,
To move the world gates at low tide.
Went to the Toll House,
On the shores of the West Parade.
Cops on the summit,
Took your memory away.
So “see you later”,
Or I’ll probably never see you again.
Doomed with an island,
Sink forever in the end.
Sink forever to the end.
Was the King Seithenyn drunk and overcome?
In today’s sunken kingdom.
Or did they find you buried deep beneath the sand?
Your one-hundred, your lowland?
Went to the Toll House,
On the shores of the West Parade.
Cops on the summit,
Took your memory away.
So “see you later”,
Or I’ll probably never see you again.
Doomed with an island,
Sink forever in the end.
Sink forever to the end.
And in the morning you will be gone.
You’ll go on and on and on.
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