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Circus Clown
02:31
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it's monday morning again and i can't stop sleeping
i won't get out of bed until my clock starts screaming
it's wednesday evening again and i can't help feeling
like every thought in my head, it's controlling the way i'm breathing
am i just a joke to you? when will you tell the truth?
i'm just some circus candy stuck to the floor, no one's gonna think of me anymore
circus clown, when will you figure it out?
am i just a pie in the face? is this all that's meant for me?
come one, come all, get your tickets to the freak show
i didn't even know i could feel so low
come one, come all, you're walking on a tightrope
don't fall now, end it on a high note
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One Last Dance
03:46
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i got the news that afternoon
i started running when i knew
the coroner was still at your home
it was too late, you were already gone
it's so hard to let go
time is gone before you know
growing up together, i still remember
driving around in your car, we never went too far
windows down with a lit cigarette
you were just fighting to forget
fighting to forget
it's so hard to let go
time is gone before you know
take my hand for one last dance
how can i say goodbye
i can't even look you in the eye
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