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Whole Life of You
03:12
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My hand is always holding yours
Long after I close the door
When time has shut your weary eyes
I'll still be chasing ghosts from your skies
However dark it may seem
I can reach you in your dreams
You'll never be on your own
I can feel you in my bones
(Chorus)
Don't be afraid
Hold on to all the promises I've made
Believe in me to see you through
This night and the next, the whole life of you
Around your island, I'm the sea
Gently rocking you to sleep
Let go of all this day required
Give over to me your endless fire
(Chorus)
You're in my hands
Your breath is in my lungs
Cast onto me your racing thoughts
I'll catch them one by one
(Chorus)
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2. |
Real World
03:31
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Going home
In a daze
Full of whispers
This haze
Of sweet secrets we spun
Yesterday
Was there any
One thing
Shake the smoke
From this dream
Half asleep
But I'm still listening
Open eyes, open arms
Open hands, open hearts
Break it down to
The tiniest parts
(Chorus)
So let's draw a line
From here to there
Do you think it could have happened
Just anywhere?
I stood next to you
To hear the stories you would tell -
In the real world
Will I still know you well?
Open minds, open mouths
Open wide, hear me out
All the pieces
We can’t live without
(Chorus)
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3. |
Enough
03:06
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If time enchanted me
And one touch could hush the sea
I'd lay my hands upon your face
And watch the waves ripple away
To see those eyes becalmed
Still full of grace
Chorus:
Just like waking up
And the rest was a dream filled with shadows and dust
When your hands bleed from digging so much
Maybe then it will be enough
That restless mind
Too full to be confined
Always wondering what you will be
And how the song should go
Back down on the ground
I promise I don't know
(Chorus)
Maybe I'm wrong
Though I seldom am
About what lies
Beneath the sand
(Chorus)
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