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Don't Waste Away
02:45
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Don't waste your life away
waste your time away
Don't waste away all your days like you do
Just follow your dreams
life is never what it seems.
Dirt beneath my feet
I remember days like there
Don't forget Where the hell you came from.
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2. |
Baby I confess
04:41
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Baby I confess
I'm a mess
you know I love you
and Ill do my best
Baby I don't understand
Why I was dealt this hand
you know I love you the best I can
Give me time my love
Well be fine my love
Baby I self destruct
been down on my luck.
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3. |
West Coast Blues
02:46
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Lost my heart at the bottom of a bottle
Found love on a Sunday afternoon
left my soul somewhere on the west coast
I'm never coming back to you
Sometimes my heart turns cold
Sometimes I feel so alone
sometimes...
I packed my bags
I know where I'm going
its a place so far from here
you don't think I know what I'm doing
rest assured I'm fine my dear.
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