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Turn to Dust
02:53
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I was born in a gutter
Raised in the dirt
I took nothing from no one
I've never been hurt
Lived on the highway
Where it's a hundred degrees
Cause I'd rather burn out
Than be made to bleed
Shots rang out in the middle of the night
My hands are shaking
But baby I feel all right
I feel all right
Cold kills like cancer
Blood tastes like rust
Silent prayers gone unheard
We all turn to dust
Shots rang out in the middle of the night
My hands are shaking
But baby I feel all right
I feel all right
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Thought you were dead
I was dying
Out on the edge of town
They came like thieves in the night
Now my heart is gone
Another midnight
Keep running it'll be all right
Oh, Andrea
This song's for you
Do you remember what it's like?
Are we the only ones?
I got you by my side
We should go along
Another midnight
Keep running it'll be all right
Oh, Andrea
This song's for you
Thought you were dead
I was dying
Out on the edge of town
They came like thieves in the night
Now my heart is gone
Another midnight
Keep running it'll be all right
Oh, Andrea
This song's for you
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Sudden Stillness
03:16
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If I heard your name
Crying out in the distance
Like a train derailed
That got lost on its way
Sudden stillness
After heavy rain
Where tears wash
At anchor chains
If I saw your name
Written on the night
Like an echo
In my my mind
Of a river running wild
Sudden stillness
After heavy rain
Where tears wash
At anchor chains
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Stranger You Can't Trust
03:08
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I'm a broken mirror
Seven years bad luck
Rain on a rough night
Stranger you can't trust
I'm a wine gone sour
A gun ready to go off
A shadow creeping up the wall
A rose turned to rust
I'm last chance avenue
A prisoner of war
A deep wound that will not heal
A voice without a sound
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The Novice Drivers St John's, Newfoundland and Labrador
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