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Lyric
04:27
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Shoebox Memories
04:28
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Standing alone above this once cherished tomb aging from defeat, filled with the unborn tears, the last three years are lost no thanks to me.
I'm probably wrong. It's all my fault. The memories trapped in this box.. I'm probably wrong.
Our smiling faces looking at me through the hundred shards of glass. The blood from my knuckles is screaming of your name so loud that my ears are bleeding.
The notes that are yellowed and laced with the perfume and lipstick of years gone by and, this piece of December forgotten forever until this box is opened.
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May 25th
04:51
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Dreamers of Dreams
04:44
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Why does she cry at night? Why does she wake up in the morning with rings of salt upon her pillow? Just so perfect in my eyes, yet bruised and torn on the inside. And now all that I am left with is this empty letter.
And I can't find the one I had, the one I lost. Break me down this time, it's all I have, it's all I have. I can't reach you still, from where I stand, from where I stand. Tear me down this time, it's all I have.
And the ink's runs down the page, from falling drops of your heart ache. Telling of the joy you're living, yet this letter's crying. It's tearing me apart.
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Outro
02:18
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Same Way Again Riverside, California
Four guys got together to write cool tunes. Then some guys left the band and other guys wrote some songs together too.
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