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I don't care if you never talk to me, if all you do is lie to me, I'll be there / because I'm strong, strong enough to carry you, strong enough to see you through, you know I won't back down / and there's a song playing through the radio / I swear my love for you is in that sound.
Nothing's ever gonna stop me from getting my love to you.
And what's mine, you know I'll never even draw that line, and if you need a place to hide, you know where I'll be found / the other side is strange and beautiful / come on over to the edge it's going to be alright.
Oh baby the rain might fall / it don't mean a thing / oh baby the sky might fall / it don't matter at all.
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Turn Your Heart
03:05
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Hey, I'm knocking at your window, and all I want to know is what makes you tick / do you dream of fields of plenty? And all your worry has left your skin?
It's a shiver in the dark / it's a cold and lonely spark / it's a pounding on your chest / it's a test / the next breath just might turn your heart.
Reflections of your searching eyes glimmer waves like lullabies whispering the secrets of your disguise / the clouds turn black like a swell of rain and you and I are not the same, but you will know my love when it calls your name.
From you to me and me to you, nobody knows what a body can do, but give me one more chance to show my proof / and speak to me with no defense / I've felt your kick, but when the rest? In fires of the night the truth will cleanse.
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Ivory Tower
02:40
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You gotta be a part of the scene, a part of the routine.
The routine.
And when you find you're bored to death, that's when you start living life.
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The Proof
04:48
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When I'm not thinking about myself, I'm thinking of you / when I'm not holding myself together, I'm holding you / when I'm not keeping myself in line, when I'm not doing time, all I hold, I hold for you.
And if you think I'm going to fold for those bricks that are painted gold, I know money is as easy as paying a price / and I'll be singing sha-la-la-la-la as the walls all fall apart, but I'm taking my own advice.
So don't ask me to prove / and don't ask me to choose / you gotta fight on the street everyday for what you need / and honey you know that I do.
Well all I want is all that's been denied / and to give you everything I hold inside / but if the blood turns to a stone, if the reasons are all gone, all I hold will still be true.
And if you think you know my name, if you think it'll stay the same, feel the fire that's ripping through my insides / and if you can't control the burn, well you're old enough to learn to take your own advice.
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Tumblin' Down
03:15
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Beautiful boy, it's your choice / the world is waiting on your voice / Beautiful girl, it's your world / time is hanging from your curl.
But make no mistake / there's barely a break / the world's going to try to make you go tumblin' down / you'll get back up / and make your luck / but that's still something I gotta tell myself.
Honey and tea, bird and bee, what goes better than you and me? / Man and wife, all through life / if there's one thing worth doing right.
But make no mistake / there's barely a break / the world's going to try to make us go tumblin' down / we'll get back up / and make our luck / but that's still something I gotta tell myself.
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Study Electricity Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
"Catchy and melodic."- WXPN's The Key
"An instant crowd pleaser...
reminiscent of earlier Dr.Dog...sure to get you on your feet.” -The Watchtower
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