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Choice
04:03
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I’m pushing on something big
And its pushing right back on me
I decide that I’m done and it’s ready to be released
Can you see what is changing?
I can see what is done can be undone
Letting go is just one stones throw
From the life I wanted with them
Once you know you cannot un-know
And with choice I choose to win
I don’t want to rest my eyes
On the sheets where someone’s lies
Took her in their arms and only for the night
But I’m getting stuck between
The nightmares and the dreams
Of what I think I want and what I really need
Can’t you see how I’m changing?
Soon I won’t need to know that you know
Letting go is just one stones throw
From the life I wanted with them
Once you know you cannot un-know
And with choice I choose to win
This is not a discussion!
This is not an old way out!
I have no other options because… because…
Letting go is just one stones throw
From the life I wanted with them
Once you know you cannot un-know
And with choice I choose to win
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Wasted Time
03:10
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Apartment 43
03:45
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Habits
03:10
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Flowers
02:33
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This Time
04:24
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Little Man
03:04
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Masters Of None
05:18
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9. |
Free Voice
02:12
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10. |
Cords
04:20
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11. |
Take The Nails
05:31
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Lukas Grant Ottawa, Ontario
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