1. |
Want Your Love
02:52
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I want your love
anyway you want i'll be at your door
if love is what you want from me
anyway you want i'll be at your door
if love is what you're fighting for
and it gets hard for you to breathe when you want my love
I want your love
take a little time calculate the sign
calibrate your heart for me
take a little time time enough to find
the sum of what we both could be
and it gets hard for you to breathe when you want my love
close your eyes and lean back now
don't be fooled by the night
close your eyes and lean back now
said it's alright alright alright
I want your love
I want your love
slow and steady looks throw away the books
got to get you back to me
mark it on the map a momentary lapse
got to get you back to me
and it gets hard for you to breathe when you want my love
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2. |
Broken Arrow
03:59
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see the man with the broken arrow
no thoughts for his own tomorrow
and his wallpaper mind
but now we just can't find him
sold his home and a bottle of lightening
trees and trunks and graveyards frightening
and everything is on
but now he is gone
we left him for a couple of months
then we called him on the phone
but no reply seemed a little bit odd
though he liked to be alone
yes he loved to be alone
has a house but he lives in the driveway
calls you in for a plug and a play
guitars on the walls
music echos the halls
we left him for a couple of months
then we called him on the phone
but no reply seemed a little bit odd
though he liked to be alone
yes he loved to be alone
where have you been my blue eyed son
where have you gone my chosen one
searching for the perfect candle
his broken heart he could not handle
with a loss for words
he's breaking to thirds
we left him for a couple of months
then we called him on the phone
but no reply seemed a little bit odd
though he liked to be alone
yes he loved to be alone
where have you been my blue eyed son
where have you gone my chosen one
where have you been my blue eyed son
where have you gone my chosen one
broken arrow
broken arrow
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3. |
Disconnect The Phone
04:23
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i started talking it over
i started talking it oh
i started talking it over
i started talking it oh
i said no disconnect the phone and let it ring
i should go disconnect the phone and let it ring
let it ring
i started thinking it over
i started thinking it oh
i started thinking it over
i started thinking it oh
i said no disconnect the phone and let it ring
i should go disconnect the phone and let it ring
let it ring
you see me walking baby gets me high
side stepping talking baby pass me by
i believe i believe i believe we're falling baby for the lie
side stepping talking baby pass me by
and all the lines that twist and turn untangling
i started talking it over
i started talking it oh
i started talking it over
i started talking it oh
i said no disconnect the phone and let it ring
i should go disconnect the phone and let it ring
let it ring
you see me walking baby gets me high
side stepping talking baby pass me by
i believe i believe i believe we're falling baby for the lie
side stepping talking baby pass me by
and all the lines that twist and turn untangling
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4. |
Magic
02:35
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you are the magic thats taking me home
when you are the magic i'm never alone
and i said woah
no superstition can keep you from me
no black magic spell book or none i can see
and i said woah
and i won't offer this
offer this too long
and i won't offer this
offer this too long
you are the magic thats taking me home
when you are the magic i'm never alone
and i said woah
everything i do it's always it's always for you
everything i see it always it always will be
and i won't offer this
offer this too long
you are the magic thats taking me home
when you are the magic i'm never alone
and i said woah
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