1. |
Open
02:09
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2. |
Heat (cover)
04:15
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Summer came suddenly.
The heat killed me.
1.2.3.4.5.
How many colors can you see?
I'm picturing a lover
that I've never even had.
Summer came suddenly.
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3. |
Forest Pt.1 (Branches)
02:50
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The air is cool.
The breeze is steady
and I am alive.
I am getting chills.
What a day to stand
beneath all the branches.
I guess I'm getting chills.
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4. |
Forest Pt. 2 (Leaves)
02:09
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I'm just trying not to laugh about your hair.
As the sun left the sky the warmth left the air.
The forest was gold except for us.
Sitting on a fallen tree, you're making me blush.
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5. |
Forest Pt. 3 (Deeper)
02:21
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What's going on between us?
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6. |
Stay Out Late
04:16
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Don't stamp on the floor too hard or you'll shake the whole house.
Our song's on the radio.
Don't you know the whole song?
Stay out late.
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