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We're Going Down
03:29
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Left Behind
03:48
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Runaway Bride
03:38
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Fight For It
03:34
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Colour Red
03:43
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It should be different, I thought that you were on my side
Trust is a two way street, but I only see an arrow pointing toward you
How long has it been like this? Have I been playing games for all this time?
I'm not going to stand for this anymore
I've been lying to myself
But it's time that I see the truth
This color red it takes us back to the place where we were young
I remember what you said, that we'd always have each other's backs
Well I'm watching you and you're letting me get surrounded
What is your side of the bargain? Is there anything in it for me?
I think it's time to let go, I've been in it for too long
I think it's time to let go
Look inside your heart and you'll see we bleed the same color red
But my loyalty will only go so far and you pushed me away
You pushed me away
I hope some day it will be different, I want you always on my side
I'll watch you lose yourself from afar but I can't keep saving you
When you want to come back, I'll be waiting with open arms
You will always know where to find me
This color red it takes us back to the place where we were young
I remember what you said, that we'd always have each other's backs
Well I'm watching you and you're letting me get surrounded
What is your side of the bargain? Is there anything in it for me?
I think it's time to let go, I've been in it for too long
I think it's time to let go
I start to lose a little piece of myself when I come running
Our color may be the same but I am done
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6. |
On My Own
03:03
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7. |
Basement Boxes
03:52
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MCG
03:49
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How have you been?
When you say your fine
We know that's a lie
Know that's a lie
Months go by
We sing the same old songs
Just want to move on
Just want to move on
Watch as the hands roll these numbers
Watch as the clock pulls you under
And as the time runs away
I'll say we used to be something
Watch as some peers become astranged
Familiar face is no one
I won't retry this masquerade
Where do we sign for a new part?
And when the time has come for change
Let's start a new one
All these city lights
Created all these tired eyes
And put the high in your boldest stares
Who put the dye in your colorless hair?
What was once for the sake of the ride
Has become only for the destination
And I don't have the time or patience
To deal with your anger or frustration
Watch as the hands roll these numbers
Watch as the clock pulls you under
And as the time runs away
I'll say we used to be something
Watch as some peers become astranged
Familiar face is no one
I won't retry this masquerade
Where do we sign for a new part?
And when the time has come for change
Let's start a new one
And as the time runs away
I'll say we used to be something
Watch as some peers become astranged
Familiar face is no one
I won't retry this masquerade
Where do we sign for a new part?
And when the time has come for change
Let's start a new one
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Maybe Later Bellmore, New York
Formed in May of 2016, Joanna Viscuso and Sean Wilson were in the hunt for other musicians as were Eric Donaldson and Alex Romanelli. We came together in the basement in Bellmore and later that summer, joined with Melissa Nyman on vocals. Together we are Maybe Later. Let's turn it into something great. ... more
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