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Cry
01:49
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happy sorrow
fuck your overcoat
swap your heart with mine
im a doctor everything will be fine
not the enemy
10th sandwich is free
let me hold your hand
a five fingered man cant do what i can
you cry
all the time now
and you dont know why
name me chapter three
then throw me in the sea
i'll find a way back home
i know i know you hate sleepin alone
we're the lucky ones
two hired guns
baby i need you now
cant have a last stand layin on the ground
you cry
all the time now
and you dont know why
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2. |
Brothers
01:48
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fields of gray
watch the mountains fade away
fix your bayonets
charge into the night until theres nothing left
my brothers its alright
my brothers its alright
my brothers its alright
soldiers heart
lets just get back to the start
three beers and high
my friends sing the songs that always make me cry
my brothers its alright
my brothers its alright
my brothers its alright
lets take them all down
lets take them all down
lets take them all down
lets take them all down
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sun come up it was blue and gold
i come calling in my sunday best
i love you baby and i always will
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