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The Chase
02:51
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I know that flowers die
I've watched them shrivel up
and lose all color
and everything has its time
how I wish that time was longer
how i wish that time was longer
Maybe it’s the paper umbrellas on your ceiling
or maybe it’s the way your smile seems to kill me
or possibly, how you shoot me down
oh I think its kinda funny how you think you’re so badass
when you get mad oh it makes me kinda wanna laugh
and I think, think I want to marry you
I know that flowers die
I've watched them shrivel up
and lose all color
when will we have our time
how I wish that time was closer
how I wish that time was closer
I gave you flowers knowing they would die
just to see how long you’d try and keep em alive
but you just stuck them in a vase
sat back watched those colors fade
oh tell me should i stay of should i go
if you tell me to get lost i might say no
and I know everything may not last
you never know til you give it the chance
I know that flowers die
I’ve watched them shrivel up
and lose all color
oh when will we have our time
how I wish that time was longer
how I wish that time was longer
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Apologies
02:38
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INDIANA
01:49
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Little Universe
02:03
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Take Off Your Coat
02:32
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Dream Catcher
02:40
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