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Track 1
01:56
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I'm tired of talking to brick walls trying to close in on me
I'm just trying to go to sleep
In my room to change my mood
And I sit alone because I just can't talk to you
Thoughts and dreams were filled as I fell asleep
in my own little world you'd be right for me, I'd be right for you
And I kept writing with my pain and pen
About what I want to say about you
You're the light shining my sky
Brightening my world alive
And tonight ill show you the world
And give it all too you tonight
Tonight is out night
(Please just stay by my side)
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Track 2
03:08
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Spending all my night decoding your words from like to hate
Yet no matter what my time wasn't at waste
Because in the end my time was on you
Call me crazy call me whatever just call me yours
Before another weekend is consumed
Do you remember that day where we sat in my car laughing for nothing singing your favorite songs
That no longer sound the same
Dreadful mornings each and every day because we would pick each other over sleep
I guess what I'm trying to say is no matter how I am I hope your doing great. With or without me.
I just hope i can tag along and not miss out on a great Friday night. Im just sick and Tired of sitting here alone. Come sing a song with me
Guess what I'm trying to say is
I like you
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Jacob Dominguez San Antonio, Texas
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