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Entering Anderdown
00:56
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Instrumental
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Skyscraper
02:56
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Instrumental
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Paradigm Shift
02:49
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Instrumental
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4. |
Turn Around
01:49
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Instrumental
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Compromised
06:58
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I watched it fall
Like the rain coming down
To cool the sun scorched earth
And I
Wanted nothing more
Than to bring the rain to you
Oh we've
Never been more than
A stillborn circumstance
But when it ends
In the glass soaked room
I'll give you one last clue
You let me go
As the lights went dim
Inside our broken eyes
Your words
Broke the silent wall
And cut me down to size
I thought
You had held your ground
Until the screams were gone
And you
Never thought to let me
Know that I was wrong
Won't you let me be?
I can never see
Through your lies, through your lies, through your lies
You will always be
What I could never leave
Compromised, compromised, compromised
I've seen it fall
Like the rain coming down
To wash the pain away
And I
Wanted nothing more than
To wash away with you
But you
Never thought to let me
Know that I was wrong
Oh you
Never thought to let me
Know that I was wrong
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Daniel Diaz Brauch Jacksonville, Florida
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