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Close/Far
03:17
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2. |
I'm Afraid
04:08
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3. |
Hold Still
03:37
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Behind The Blue
03:35
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You've got to move your love around
You've got to tune out all the sound
Beyond these window panes they wait
Before some judge I hesitate
Behind the blue
They will talk to you
And console you
Wherever you go
When heirlooms haven't been unpacked
When fate won't let you catch your breath
For seven years we watched them fade
Now I lay flowers on your grave
Behind the blue
They will talk to you
And console you
Wherever you go
Before the bullet pierces through
Before you know what you should do
You've got to move your love around
You've got to tune out all the sound
Beyond these window panes they wait
Before some judge we hesitate
Behind the blue
They will talk to you
And console you
Wherever you go
Behind the blue
They will walk to you
And take you to
Wherever you go
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Terrible Nashville, Tennessee
Terrible things are always happening.
Terrible is a band that currently resides in Nashville, Tennessee.
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