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Sorry Doll
03:05
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So Long
02:26
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John Henry
02:39
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Dearly Departed
02:42
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Been thinkin' 'bout the summer afternoons,
just driving in your car
singing along to the radio.
We never cared if we got there,
home was not too far
but you and I both know.
Some other place or maybe some time,
maybe i can be with you.
the way you walk away from me
and the way you say good-bye.
i know exactly how you feel inside,
i wonder why.
We used to talk for hours on end
every single night
secrets hanging in the air.
Confessions unheard can't be unlearned
now it's useless to pretend because you know
now you know i don't care
Some other place or maybe some time,
maybe i can be with you.
the way you walk away from me
and the way you say good-bye.
i know exactly how you feel inside,
i wonder why.
I feel so alone from being on my own won't you come home, won't you come home
And when i think about the things that i would say to you,
i get so lost in thought of spending all my days with you so,
dearly departed, we should not have ever started this
this is it
just so you know, i'm better on my own
much better on my own
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Run and Punch Chicago, Illinois
Run and Punch is a female-fronted rock band hailing from the Midwest. Their pop punk roots blend with catchy hooks and driving horn lines to get you up out of your chair and on the dance floor.
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