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Gurneys
03:25
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Sign your name on the dashboard quickly
On your way out
Yes you will
Yes you will
One day they'll speak of the fire from up the street
That lit hearts not houses
Yes they will
Yes they will
Im just a camera click away
They're building gurneys with our names
Engraved
Who says that we are the ones
Who are insane
But the day
That we break
The medics will all say
These kids will never change
And I know what
You really need
But we both know
It's not me
And ill say never
Whenever I damn well please
Im just a camera click away
They're building gurneys with our names
Engraved
Who says that we are the ones
Who are insane
But the day
That we break
The medics will all say
These kids will never change
Send me up some bottled kisses
Midnight wishes
If only flasks could talk
If only flasks could talk
They're building gurneys with our names
Engraved
Who says that we are the ones
Who are insane
But the day
That we break
The medics will all say
These kids will never change
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2. |
Loves I Leave
03:36
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3. |
Dear August
03:17
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4. |
City Lights
04:30
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5. |
Soliloquy (Oh Angel)
04:21
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