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DOTM
04:25
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What goes around, comes around
Yeah Karma’s a bitch, but revenge makes you itch
One phone call, can change your world
I was holding it together
Tryin’ to brave this weather
Now my nerves have been severed
I don’t feel like fighting
The floodgates have opened
And I’m feeling broken down
Please leave me alone
I’m too far gone
And I’ve been strong for too long
Blue eyes crying all the time
Stained pillowcases
And a closed mind
I’ll feel better some other time
Devastation of the mind
Death’s a friendly reminder that you’re getting old
As the season grows cold your 20s coming to a close
Can’t feel the ground, beneath my feet
Every word is deceit
Is this really defeat
I’ll admit I’ve been beat
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Talk Dirty To Me
03:53
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Run my fingers through your hair
A game I play to reel you in
I know its wrong I have no fight
Throw my hands up it feels so right
Your touch sends shivers down my spine
Electric thoughts roll through my mind
I’ll test the limits of the mood
Before I make this right for you
Almost naked in your bed
Already been enough said
Take off them clothes, turn down the lights
Feel your hot skin touching mine
All night until the moon dies
Swim through an ocean of lies
Feel the rush and release
Talk dirty to me
Now I’ve been bad for quite some time
Ignored the heat, denied my mind
But now I know this feeling right
You’ve won the hunt come claim your prize
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Try To Move On
04:44
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Of all the thing your could have said
You chose to bring me down
Another night of restlessness
While your sleeping safe and sound
The sun’s about to rise again
And with it comes another round
Cuz the end is in sight
And there’s nowhere to hide
Are we on the same side?
I hope you’d think I’d have a hard time letting go
Cuz I know in my heart that I want this last
If only I could reach inside, and take control
With my head held high
And while my eyes look down the road
And my heartbeat starts to slow
As I try to move on
You try to be a gentleman
But in the end you don’t know how
Even after all the time you spent
Parading me around
But your backhanded compliments
Never bruise of strike me down
When we’re over this fight
No matter who’s wrong or right
Can we turn this around?
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One Size Fits All
05:24
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No you won’t stop gettin’ on my nerves, will you?
And I want you out of my head, forever
I’ve given you too many chances
You’re like being weighed down my lead
Will you ever learn that less is more, probably never?
I’m tired of repeating myself, a broken record
I don’t think you know respect
You need to be put in check
Your universe
Is your pair of shoes
One size fits all
Open your eyes
To the other side
How can you be so blind?
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Vinyl Sunday Nashville, Tennessee
Husband and wife rock duo took a pilgrimage to Tennessee. Magic was made, and the Rock Gods approved! Vinyl Sunday, a Nashville rock band, blends southern rock with roots/blues.
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