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Drawing Circles
03:51
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I made a choice not to fit in
Where paths neither end nor begin
Living at home in the basement
Waiting for anything to happen
You speed up, I slow down
Keep my soul and my feet on the ground
Now I can’t help the dreams that I have at night
All the things that we did they all remind me of when
I used to draw circles to ease my pain
I used to draw circles for everything
I made a choice not to fit in
Going outside because of you
Friends to listen, the sun has risen
My pencil breaks in two
But I’ll know everything will be okay
You speed up, I slow down
Keep my soul and my feet on the ground
Now I can’t help the dreams that I have at night
All the things that we did they all remind me of when
I used to draw circles to ease my pain
I used to draw circles for everything
Every single thing
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When Enough Is Enough
04:41
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I’m sorry to say that I’m through with this game
All the love that I gave you could not reciprocate
And though I do not intend to light the candle again
The flame is there and shall remain
If you look real close, maybe you’ll find it someday
Give me a break where the buffalo roam
Just take my breath and make it your own
A sailor falls for a siren song
Dragged to the bottom
The glass was half full and you drank it dry
Now I go home with tears in my eyes
You boiled me down to just skin and bones
To make me my most vulnerable
We both knew that this wouldn’t last
But you didn’t have to go and end things like that
It’s my own fault that it hurt me this bad
‘Cause I fell in love with you
I’ve seen a face wrapped up in white
All the clichés like “I have found the love of my life”
History’s made, the whole world has changed
All the kids ran away, but they’re not my responsibility
Do you feel the same
Or is this just me
I promise, I promise you I will
I promise you I will
I promise you I will
When enough is enough
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New Yesterday Los Angeles, California
Aidan Cole
Vocals and Guitar
Daniel Spence
Guitar
Harry Corden
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Baron Davis
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