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Golden Hour
04:05
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Every streetlight captures your good side
We’re chasing the sunrise to the golden hour
Counting road signs, guided by yellow lines
We’re making good time and the world is ours
The world is ours
I wanna hold you now in the golden hour
Every day’s a minute, every way we’re in it
Let me hold you now in the golden hour
Feeling the wheels turn singing to Freebird
Some people never learn about this golden hour
Take a picture cause life is a quick burn
Everything’s clearer than ever before
Chorus
Let me hold you now in the golden hour
Chorus
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If I was the only guy the very last man alive
Just me and the end of time
Would I even cross your mind?
I'm waiting patiently for you to finally see
The paradise that can be if only you'd notice me
Tired of wondering
Come on be my laser beam
Give it straight to me
Do you feel it like I feel it?
Be my laser beam
Nobody's in the way of what I'm afraid to say
I would come clean today
If I thought that you could feel the same
Chorus
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Anywhere With You
02:49
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Inside Looking Out
03:41
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This Isn't Love
03:00
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All for Them
02:56
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Deadman's Pond
02:44
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Where I’m from we don’t like to talk about
What lies in the depths below
What they do to murderers and thieves
Gone without a trace only few men know
No matter how low, how low you go
You can never reach the bottom of a deadman’s pond
They’ll put you in a barrel put you in a barrel
Roll you down the signal into Deadman’s pond
Word to the wise, if you sneak a little whiskey now
You’re flirting with outlaw life
They will come pull you from a slumber
Hang you in the narrows in the middle of the night
Chorus
When walkin’ thin ice on a cold black night
You better step light and be careful with yourself
You might slip in where the dark begins
Then you’re on a path to the gateway to hell
Chorus
Where I’m from we don’t like to talk about
What lies in the depths below
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When the Lights Went Out
01:07
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