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Jordan O'Shea - Aviary
04:40
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The birds stole my words,
And dropped them on the mountains.
I've been hunting down my verse,
Asking angels in the fountains,
'Did you come across my voice?
Did you leave it in the aviary?'
I need to find my girl, tell her how much she means to me.
I won't part from the love of my life, my heart belongs to her.
If only I could find the words.
Is this my punishment for all of the mistakes I've made?
Everything I should have said, all the the prices I haven't paid.
'Did you come across my voice?
Did you leave it in the aviary?'
I need to find my girl, tell her how much she means to me.
I won't part from the love of my life, my heart belongs to her.
If only I could find the words.
I've tried everything I can, spilling my blood in the library,
Injecting ink into my veins, eating the pages of the history.
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Jordan O'Shea - Boketto
03:38
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What if there's no room in heaven?
Will all these angels lay here in this hell?
We reach for God to save the saviours,
When we won't reach out for ourselves.
What if there's no light to lead us?
Will we still venture through the dark?
We're so apprehensive of the unknown.
So desperate to leave our mark.
By losing you, do I lose the best parts of me?
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You wrote down that the hardest part of leaving this world behind,
was losing the voice to say goodbye.
But I will hear you in everyone.
The toughest part of the war you're fighting, is that you have to fight at all;
with your feelings left in writing.
But I will hear you in everyone.
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Rob Burr - Winking Man
01:43
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