1. |
Hold Your Fire
03:26
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Caught up in the fire and now
I'm feeling the burn
Could we call this a war that now
You're holding the gun my love
Hold your fire, your fire, your fire
Cause your face tells me everything
And all my mouth could say
To you means nothing
But love, Hold your fire, your fire, your fire
We could go back and forth
Until your blood runs cold or your finger slips on the trigger
And you'd flee the mess, Ignorant
Like you're never sure, no you're never sure I guess
But hold your fire, your fire, your fire
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Where We Belong
03:26
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Spent the night on the rock over the water
Close you eyes, breathe life in with it
Cause I'd take the stars, and place them within your arms
If I could
My head overwhelmed, your hearts on the run
Cause we don't know where we belong
We don't know where we belong
We could stain our hearts a bloody red
But if they were never beating, we can't make love with it
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