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Midnight Feelings
01:39
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Loving You
04:16
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Two baby's run from love
Like the summer runs from the rain
But I wouldn't let her get away
You love like a best friend or love like nothing at all
Still I pray through the nights while I wait for you to call
When the dark meets the dawns light or the first breath in the morning time
My chest fills with air as I picture you by my side
Two baby's run from love
Like the summer runs from the rain
But I wouldn't let her get away
My sins washed away with one touch of your gentle hands
You've seen me broken and honey I've helped you stand
We walk side by side on a river of painted gold
Now loving you is the hardest thing I'll ever know
Two baby's run from love
Like the summer runs from the rain
But I wouldn't let her get away
Two baby's run from love
Like the summer runs from the rain
But I wouldn't let her get away
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3. |
Days Go By
03:36
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Call From the Outside
05:33
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Growing
04:02
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Raspberry Homecoming
04:15
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Corner Store
02:53
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Move Along
04:42
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The Darling Suns Chicago, Illinois
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