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Wanderers
03:15
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Count me out
Set in stone
I won’t show
A few nights ago, could’ve sworn that I
Took back all the things I never wrote
Now that I can tell
It’s been set in motion,
For now
I can’t tell
Feeling so low
I’ll stay
Some time ago
Never thought I’d be so alone
Still not sure, I’d rather just stay home
Count me out (I said)
I feel so alone
Still not sure I’d rather just stay home.
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Repress, Release
03:04
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Showing concern
I’ll let it go on and on
If I could help it
The way you hold it in
Until dawn
Whatever it is, where ever you are
Said it all then set it off
Whatever makes you feel lighter
You didn’t think it’d come around
To pack your things and just get out
And get a move on
And you just feel it more when you’re on your own.
And the verity hits now
And the loneliness surrounds
It consumes
Settle down with the sounds now
Whatever makes you feel lighter
When the seas bring in this letter
Whatever makes you feel lighter
Oh take this in
It makes or breaks you I’m positive
Show me the way home
With all the warmth I’m waiting on it
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Tangled
02:03
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I’m haunted by all the things you said
Replaying again in my head
Should’ve cut you off
Instead always pulling the thread
Again and again
And now I’m tangled on the web
Of what it was
Or what should’ve been
Thought I can make it go away
I’m not as strong as I pretend
But it’s everything you know
My love I guess I couldn’t let go
It’s sad
Been waiting for too long
For just a mistake
Playing pretend
With all of it ending.
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Magna Statera New Jersey
New Jersey Trio based out of Hudson County
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