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No Wonder Why
03:51
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I wonder no wonder why anyone could ever think
I wonder no wonder why to disconnect from everything
I wonder no wonder why falling down is challenging
I wonder no wonder why is anyone listening
What are we going to do if you and I never change
What are we going to do if things always remain the same
What are we all gonna choose if none of us know what to say
What are we all gonna choose what will you decide today
I wonder no wonder why
I wonder no wonder why
I wonder no wonder why
I wonder no wonder why
I wonder no wonder why we often underestimate
I wonder no wonder why what it takes to elevate
I wonder no wonder why and I find that it's no surprise
I wonder no wonder why how to get to the other side
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Like the Good Old Days
04:22
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Hey, like the good old days
Hey, like the good old days
It's so simple
But you try
Too hard
You only push it away
So far
Come near
Let me show you my dear
Watch now
the fear
As it disappears
You're only chasing a cloud
Hey, like the good old days
Hey, like the good old days
So I followed you
And I thought
You felt
No, you didn't feel the same
About me
Now I see
You only wanted one thing
To be
Another star in the sky
On fire
Burn out
And shine
It could have been so fun
Hey, like the good old days
Hey, like the good old days
I gave it all I got
I sacrificed so much
I guess it wasn't enough
Well, hey, like the good old days
Hey, like the good old days
Hey, like the good old days
Hey, like the good old days
Hey, like the good old days
like the good old days (repeat)
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