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Window Glass
03:38
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I can try to help you to sleep
Daylight rages with secrets to keep
Light is stretched through squares across the wall
Birds sing up in the eves as our eyelids fall
Window glass is for your pleasure
Window glass hold back the weather
Window glass this is your treasure
Window glass the light is scattered
Heat or chill you cannot escape
Sanctuary sky has pressed you into your shape
I can try to help you find another cure
Shade is an elixir for sure
Window glass is for your pleasure
Window glass hold back the weather
Window glass this is your treasure
Window glass the light is scattered
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Give a Little
04:49
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Where do all the hours run to?
If we could catch them what would we do?
Time to get out, find something new
Realize I can give it to you
I've got to give a little of my time
Give a little tonight
Give a little tonight
Waste away inside our boxes
Big or small they fill with toxins
Take your life back from your boxes
Forget about what's done and lost
You've got to give a little of your time
Give a little tonight
You've got to give a little of your time
Give a little tonight
Win or lose, there's something to gain
Gather up and mend what remains
'Cause not one soul has not felt some pain
I'll hold you in my arms again
I've got to give a little of my time
Give a little tonight
I've got to give a little of my time
Give a little tonight
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Sometimes there is only sun
When the clouds hang over
And you can’t see the whole
Can’t see the whole thing
I don’t always write you letters
What was sweet now tastes bitter
What was sweet now tastes bitter
Always see the sun rays
Somewhere in my past
When you walk
When you walk away from me
It’s like I see a fallen tree
Fallen across the path
When you walk
When you walk away from me
It’s like I see a fallen tree
Fallen across the path
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