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Maybe Tonight
03:24
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Don’t hesitate - I might just change my mind
These streets are littered with the thoughts I left behind
My way of living never let me down:
Waking forward, blinders on, eyes to the ground
You say no one can treat you right
The little voice inside says:
Maybe tonight
I get the feeling you are trying to reach out
I think I have a guess what we could talk about
It’s fine to ask me questions about myself
But the answers might be things you want from someone else
Let’s stay up till we see the light
I haven’t seen it yet
Maybe tonight
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Tough But Fair
03:19
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The door is always open
The light is always on
The car is in the driveway
But I’m already gone
The cup is running over
The hour is getting late
You’re running into traffic
And I don’t wanna wait
Don’t call me daddy
It’s more than I can bear
I’ll never make you happy
But you’re still so unaware
You can tell your mother that I’m tough but fair
Im trying not to hurt you
But distance is a verb
And patience is a virtue
In case you hadn’t heard
The morning / the evening
The nights you spend alone
Are really not my problem
Don’t spend them on my phone
You think that you’re a baddie
I think you’re something else
My face may soon betray me
But I’ll keep it to myself
Tough but fair my words are never going to help
You want to roll the dice
But I would never dare
Look into my snake eyes you can see they’re tough but fair
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