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Nights
03:23
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All of the lights still shining are fading out over time
While I'm walking into doors, waiting for the nights
Nights I thought I’d never need to remember
It was something that I said but I couldn’t know the price
The price of what it'd cost me to pick myself up
Everyday, every dime I can find
They'll try to set it right
You say it’s over
But they got your number
nights, nights, nights
Sweet baby your blue jeans are ringing my bells
There’s a fire in you that’s alive, burning into me
Me and the revolution are out of time
What do I have to do? I’ll sit at your feet for a dream
If that’s what you need
You say it’s over but they got your number
nights
If I don’t make a sound, how can you hear me?
You say it’s over
They got your number from a friend
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Hurricane
04:36
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I can see for miles and miles
Waiting on the midnight hours, hiding
Lying awake beside the wrong baby crying
Walking through the burning hills
Lucky to be there at all, I’m singing
And it's a favorite night for fighting
Let’s go driving. You’ll never regret it or feel any shame
Fly into the hurricane
Set your hair aflame
Riding on the lightning
Whispering to Mother Theresa
Stop whispering my name
I can see for miles and miles
You can hardly wait for summer, divided
Lying awake inside a two-star address
Walking through the burning hills
Lucky to be there at all
But it’s not like I ever wanted it
Gone in an instant. You’re gonna miss it if you wait too late
It’s irrelevant, it’s a real life
It’s in development, it’s a real life
You can’t take it along with you
Through that astral plane
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Medium Heat Raleigh, North Carolina
JERRY BODRIE
Guitar
KEVIN RADER-RHODENBAUGH
Drums
MATT WOOD
Guitar & Vocals
WILL EDWARDS
Bass
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