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Broken Down
03:44
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Driving in the car
Destination far
Looking for your hometown
Turned around
Instead
Packed up all the toys
Running from the noise
Thought we could disappear
We’re still here
One more light ahead in the distance
Shining bright on our indifference
Wonder if we’ll ever understand it all
Some day soon we’re going to see the damage
Pop the trunk and ditch the baggage
But for now we’ve got to wait here for the call
Cause we’re still broken down
Never even tried
Never even lied
There’s nobody here to blame
We’re all the same
One more light ahead in the distance
Shining bright on our indifference
Wonder if we’ll ever understand it all
Some day soon we’re going to see the damage
Pop the trunk and ditch the baggage
But for now we’ve got to wait here for the call
Cause we’re still broken down
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Lost And Found
03:52
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Every other day feel like drifting away
Every other night trying to get it right
But the world keeps dragging me down
Like there's never enough to go around
Never know why but I still got to try
Never know when it’s time to sink or swim
Cause the world keeps breaking my heart
And I know it's gonna tear us apart
Never gonna let you down
Waiting for the next meltdown
Living in the lost and found
Someday soon I’m going to finish this tune
Track you down maybe sing it for you
Still the world keeps spinning around
Got to keep the boat from running aground
Never gonna let you down
Waiting for the next meltdown
Living in the lost and found
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So Far So Good
03:17
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Everything you’ve ever said
Rattles inside my head
Begging me to give it up
I should be listening but
So far so good
We could be happy
I heard that it’s easy
I don’t know what to say
It’s not like it’s your birthday
I think we’ve maybe said enough
I should be listening but
I know what your thinking
So let’s just keep drinking
So far so good
Think that your clever
Yeah right whatever
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If you’re looking for one last chance to
Say something left unsaid
Ain’t been finding the doors wide open
Now it’s messing with your head
And all the people in the song
Are wondering what the hell went wrong
I guess we’ll never guess we’ll never know
When the mountains all melt away
There’s nothing left for us to climb
Got a feeling we’ll still be waiting
For little warning bell to chime
And all the people left behind
Are wondering how the words still rhyme
I guess we’ll never guess we’ll never know
If you’re looking for one last chance to
Leave something for the rest
Time to kick some doors wide open
Every soul put to the test
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Tell me something I don’t already know
Tell me something fresh
Is your boyfriend hard to swallow
So your life's a mess
If your broken
I can’t fix you
Your on your own
If your broken
I can’t fix you
Got to let you go
Did your father take advantage of you
Did your mother know
Did the doctor give you too many pills
Now you feel hollow
If your broken
I can’t fix you
Your on your own
If your broken
I can’t fix you
Got to let you go
Na na na na na no
Tell me something I don’t already know
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John Curry Los Angeles, California
Songwriter, singer, multi-instrumentalist.
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