1. |
Slow Your Roll
04:26
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hand over my heart
i am not so sure
where i should start...
and so they say
the tortoise wins the race
your hare, just stares,
don't care, as he's erased
and no i do not know
but i'll try
to find the way
for us to go
and slow
down your roll
and don't try
to bind the kind
that's offered now
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2. |
Like A Dream
03:02
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like a dream
like a scene
your black jeans
and hot pink
don't you think
that we could have it all
oh yeah
like a dream
like a scene
what do you mean
about me?
try to see
that you could have it all
oh yeah
like a dream
like a scene
your black jeans
and hot pink
come with me
and we will have it all
oh yeah
(like a dream)
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3. |
Driver
03:30
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i hear
i hear you calling
my name
or off into space
and all the while
the colors are dripping
i thought i told you
i was down
and when it comes
as not surprise
if you can see
right through my eyes
and if you look
up at the sky
you will find a way
a way from here
you will find a way
i know you will
you will find a way
a way from here
you will find a way
i know you will
you will find a way
a way from here
you have the drive
and are alive
and all the while
the colors are still dripping
i thought i told you
i was down
you will find a way
a way from here
you will find a way
i know you will
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4. |
Great Beat
03:00
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i must confess
that i am blessed
and you know
all the rest
i aim my arrow high
you aim your arrow low
i just don't know
you can chase your dreams
or choose reality
for the very best show
i aim my arrow high
you aim your arrow low
i just don't know
so walk towards me
and then you'll see
please grab my hand
and we will dance
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