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Intro
01:36
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Waking up in the autumn air
Let the stereo let the wind flow I’m
Lifted through the room to the tune of you only
Living to see your sweet face these days
Morning light through the colonnade on the
Tile floor wait for something to happen
Nothing ever does nothing ever does
Way back when the world felt new
Are you still holding on to?
Old dreams and memories
Cause I am
Are you still holding on too?
Am I worth holding on to?
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Worlds on Fire
02:23
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And the sun falls behind the tree line
Just close enough to light our young worlds on fire,
And I’m so tired of all this waiting around
When everything is here and now.
We’re looking out over open fields of our lives
Waiting for someone to pick us up from the carpool line
When the day is done,
And we leave the places that
Memory is tied to.
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Autumn
03:23
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The first fall that I fell off
Driving down familiar back roads
Going away to college and coming back home
Yellowed trees and beams of light
Turned the leaves in my mind,
And then last fall
Someone caught me
Crushed between
Soft hands.
We burn out. We grow old.
We change shades. We wilt away.
We were green buds on the ends of bare tree limbs.
We break off just to whirl in the wind.
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