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Last Train Ride
05:04
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Watch me, as the raindrops, keep a' rolling down my back.
Stay here, in the last car, as the train rolls down the track.
Forgive me, don't forget me, or the good times from our past.
Hear me, when I tell you, that this train ride will be our last.
Last Train Ride,
Last Train Ride.
Forgive me, don't forget me, or the good times from our past.
Hear me, when I tell you, that this train ride will be our last.
Last Train Ride,
Last Train Ride.
Last Train Ride,
Last Train Ride,
Last Train Ride,
Save your hide.
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2. |
Sequel
02:57
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Give some positivity to the world outside,
Don’t let the negativity unhinge your pride,
Find the spark,
And shift the tide,
Show the world, and take a ride.
Traveling along the track,
Claim control, take your life back.
You, don’t need me to help you breathe,
Despite what you believe,
We are two, and you are one,
Take a walk, and have some fun.
You, don’t need me to help you breathe,
Despite what you believe,
We are two, and you are one,
This chapter ends, sequel begun.
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3. |
Colorblind
04:12
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White lie, black smudge,
Cannot erase.
Words you spoke straight to my face.
Blue days, green thoughts,
Come to mind,
Colors to which I was blind.
Red mascara, orange dress,
You wore only to impress,
Grey suits, pinstripes, undefined,
Colors to which I was blind.
You'll find me down by the river,
Standing on the sands of time,
The past in my back pocket,
The present just a distant chime.
As I try in vain to discover,
The reason to your rhyme.
And I try, and I try.
And I try, and I try.
Brown hair, green eyes,
Weren't enough,
Roll your eyes and mumble gruff.
Blonde hair, blue eyes,
Seemed so benign,
Colors to which I was blind.
You'll find me down by the river,
Standing on the sands of time,
The past in my back pocket,
The present just a distant chime.
As I try in vain to discover,
The reason to your rhyme.
And I try, and I try.
And I try, and I try.
And how, for the longest time,
I was colorblind.
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Blue Spruce New York, New York
We are an indie alternative rock band based out of New York City that is passionate about making innovative music, videos,
and making a positive change in the world through what we create.
Our lyrical themes are fresh and exciting, while our music is catchy and ambitious while remaining accessible and interesting to both the casual listener and the more seasoned musician.
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