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Calling Yer Name
04:35
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How could you be so blinded?
When I tell the truth, I really don't mind it
and I'll bear with the pain just to cover the strain
In this room alone, it just feels the same
I know - But I can't show you
Is the world so cold is it calling yer name?
I don't need this heart to feel again
How had you been misguided?
Till it happens to you, you'll just stay quiet
When I only think of myself I feel ashamed
Alone, in this room it's all the same
Is the world so cold is it calling yer name?
I don't need this heart to feel again
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Hope is a Dream
03:05
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Reaching out, my hand is out for you
You've been feeling so tired - I've been tired too
'Cause hope is a dream
but it chokes you till you bleed and leaves you to die
it leaves you to die
Once we return to the months where we burn logs till they're dust
I'll be sorry; I'm sorry to the ones that I loved
'Cause hope was a dream
And it choked me ruthlessly and left me to die
It left me to die
And no they don't love you
not like I do
not like I do
'Cause hope is a dream
hope is a dream
hope is a dream
is a dream, is a dream, is a dream
But not mine - no it's not mine
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Johnny Badly Providence, Rhode Island
Providence, RI
Solo artist
Bedroom pop nu-wave
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