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Try Try Try
02:11
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I need a friend
Someone I can depend on
mend my ways and
heal all my scars on
And I need that more than I need my self
dont have a home
A place to roam in
Get lost and scared
and wind up all alone in
And I dont see that as a threat to any one else
Why do I gotta collect all the pieces
Putting them together always seemed easy
All that was white suddenly went black
I want a road
One thats always open
Put on a record
And quit this fuckin mopin’
Cuz Andy’s got it bad, maybe worse than I do
Protect the sea
It’s the only thing that sacred
I’m makin’ days that
Aren’t meant to be makin’
Good god sweetheart it’s a tricky thing lovin you
Why do I gotta collect all the pieces
Putting them together always seemed easy
All that was white suddenly went black
When I wake up
From this dream or so it seems
I loose sleep. And if thats true, is this dream just a dream?
I want my lover
Shes over in indiana
I thought I told her
Its not something that you plan but
I didnt give up and I tried and tired and tried
We can try
Altering our fate, dear
Its never late
At least thats what I feel
I never give up ill try and try and try
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