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What It Takes
05:33
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Do you have what it takes to do what must be done?
Do you have what it takes to do what you must?
You know what it is.
You know what to do.
But do you have have what it takes to do what you must?
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2. |
Two
01:14
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3. |
I Might Be Wrong
03:54
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It's something that has escaped me
The reason for this moving 'round
Can't understand the idea
That I'm missing something somewhere where I'm not
Where I like.
I guess I might be wrong.
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4. |
Four
03:14
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5. |
Smiles
03:16
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All I see are smiles
They're all laughing
When you tell a joke
They're all laughing
All the world wishes it could be happy
So everyone is smiling
and everyone is laughing
and everyone is joking
and everyone is lying.
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Six
01:47
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Tragic
02:41
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Like a moth to the flame, here I go.
There aint no stopping me
It's who I am.
So like a moth to the flame, here I go.
Hey everyone woe is me.
Hey everyone look at me.
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8. |
From Misery to Moira
04:44
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Decision
06:30
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I've spent too much time not chasing my dreams.
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I Care You Care
03:08
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Concerned with happiness
I've forgotten what I really felt
Now don't get me wrong
I'm not saying I'm down
It's just not real
Well thank my lucky stars
There's help about me in the ones who care.
I Care you care.
:)
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