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The Leavin' Song
06:09
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- Verse:
No matter how fast I drive, I can't seem to leave you behind
I tell myself 'move on,' the love I felt long gone
- And you're sure to stain my brain
The farther we get you and I, the brighter you burn in my mind
But I've been sinking into, the grave I made it's brand new
- And you're sure to stain my brain
- Chorus:
I try to dust myself off but it just blows back on me
So I'll brick up a wall but your wind is so strong I can't breath
I try and dig a hole and find someone to hold as dirty
With no luck in this town I'll just circle around empty
- Verse:
No wonder the fire has died, the higher we get the less we find
I'm cold but I'll hold my gaze, as I share this square and feel the weight
- And you're sure to stain my brain, and you're sure to drain my veins
When we kicked it up and blurred the lines, I took to myself to try and find
But your light so bright I feel you, burn a hole through my soul as darkness grew
- And you're sure to stain my brain, and you're sure to drain my veins
- Chorus:
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The JB Project - Guitarist. Composer. Producer Rockford, Illinois
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