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This is Hope, I Suppose
03:42
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Buried the sunlight, hid in the dark,
Danced in the moonlight, counted the stars,
Spoke about real love, habits and flaws,
Stumbled through long nights, stepped on some hearts.
I've had too much fun to give it up,
why would I ever wanna give it up?
Life is a re-run, my favorite show,
I've seen all the good ones, I want a new episode,
Fear is a real thing, my oldest friend,
It's crippled my footsteps, beginning to end.
It's been around way too long to give it up,
why would I ever wanna give it up?
This is Hope, I Suppose,
and it's starting to show its face around these days.
I take it easy, I take it slow,
I'm starting to grow.
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Cheap Slow Dance
03:44
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Beautiful Disaster
03:04
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Shit Storm
03:28
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A true-step, clueless, blue-eyed sorta type,
handsome, thinking everything's not right,
one time, two times, three times, before we die,
fallen, broken, pieces, kinda fight
Don't Take It So Seriously
Don't push the panic button
Don't Take It So Seriously
you're not to blame
Don't Take It So Seriously
it's never the same
Hopeful, anxious feelings, you wonder why?
Everything is dying but you feel alive,
one time, two times, three times, just get it right,
you never can tell when it's your time
Ain't it strange, the things we often say?
Ain't it strange, the roles we often play?
I hope, I hope, I hope, well I hope
Bop bop bada ba bada, bop ba dada bop ba
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