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Welcome Home
02:32
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2. |
Hospital Bed
02:49
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And I wrote you another sweet song
In hopes that you are listening
So everything we stood for still remains
And all the memories of you and me that never existed
Just haunt me in my head
'Cos every now and then somebody asks me how we're doing
And I lie to them and tell them that we're
Fine
They'll never understand all pain and suffering
since you're gone
since you're gone
And every now and then I cuss at God and ask him
Why he had to make you forget how to breathe
On that hospital bed
On that hospital
I'm sorry that I couldn't be right there for you.
And now it hurts to hear your name
I'm sorry I can't ever be
the one dying
I can't ever be
You give me something to look forward to
In dying
At least you give me something to look forward to
In dying
At least you give me something to look forward to
In dying
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3. |
Ain't No Sunshine
02:43
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4. |
Samba For you
03:31
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(1-2-3-4)
And she said, I could fall asleep in the backseat of her father's car
And she said, all those things in that underground parking lot
And she bit down on her wrist out of anxiety, watch it bleed
And she looked into my eyes as she told me
She said
I could fall asleep without you
I just really have to try
And she said
Why don't you ever leave me?
All it takes is a simple good-bye
good-bye
(1-2-3)
She said
"I'm not crazy but sometimes you make me go insane"
She Said
All those things that injected into my brain
And these are all just memories from before, my dear
Before you went away
She said
Why don't you ever go?
I did.
I'm sorry that I couldn't be
The other side of me
That you can't Reach
I'm sorry that I couldn't pick
Any side to lay with
Why
Why
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LAMUERTE. San Diego, California
Drums: Max Reinmueller
Guitar / Vocals: Alfonso Vargas
MERCH: bumpnote.com/lamuerte
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