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Knox Overstreet
03:27
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Welcome back to me
I know I've been stepping out of line
Talking for hours
But somehow always out of time
I let myself let go
To everything I thought I'd always hold
So close
It's funny how it goes
So happy being all alone
But now I'm waiting by the phone
For your name to bring a glow
I let myself let go
To everything I thought I'd always hold
So close
Well, it's a pretty crowded room of eyes on you
And I couldn't help but let mine follow suit
Try to act cool, but right on cue
You notice me, too
I know you know
I know you know
A little bit of honesty:
I've forgotten how to say these words
But I've been singing with the birds
And from one, maybe you have heard
That I miss you so
I miss you so
A little bit of courage took us way too far
But I will have you know
That all the girls who think they're made of gold
Don't have a god-damned thing on you
Woah-oh-oh
Woah-oh-oh
Well, it's a pretty crowded room of eyes on you
And I couldn't help but let mine follow suit
Try to act cool, but right on cue
You notice me, too
I miss you so
I miss you so
If all I ever get out of this
Is some scribbles in my notebook,
And a night capped with a kiss
Then I guess I should be proud
But I will say this once again:
If I could ever call you more than "friend"
There'd be no better end
Until then
Well, it's a pretty crowded room of eyes on you
And I couldn't help but let mine follow suit
Try to act cool, but right on cue
You notice me, too
Woah-oh-oh
Woah-oh-oh
A little bit of courage took us way too far
But I will have you know
That all the girls who think they're made of gold
Don't have a god-damned thing on you (got me singing now)
I know you know
I miss you so
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2. |
Solid Walls Still Shake
03:11
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3. |
Paper Weights
03:27
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4. |
Fly Over
03:16
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50/Fifty
03:00
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6. |
Leigh
03:45
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7. |
Sons and Daughters
03:47
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