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and it's the light
03:25
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2. |
as if I ever had a care
02:23
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3. |
the time has grown long
03:43
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4. |
double or nothing
02:23
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if I could
03:14
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7. |
salt
02:50
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8. |
I saw your light
02:42
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ever enough
04:06
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10. |
dig on down
03:29
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11. |
just another day
03:01
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drawing back your blade
03:31
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coda (double or nothing)
00:52
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we fall
02:08
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believe all this
02:21
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time runs like a rabbit
02:50
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