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Twenty-Four
04:13
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Ashes (Acoustic)
04:14
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Would we give it one more shot
Though we might not get a glimpse in these next few months
(Will we change)
Now you know I can't promise much
But I have a feeling that this feeling won't break on us
(Well not much)
Say it now and don't forget
Say it now
Can we start the fire under our love, our love
Cause I've got you running over the embers, embers
Can I be the warmth inside your heart, your heart
Cause I feel like I am falling under our love, our love
Is this really going to stop
Or is it bound to be restored in some shape or form
(Will we change)
Can we ever really stop
Cause you and I are like a phoenix
And the ashes can't bury us
Can we start the fire under our love, our love
Cause I've got you running over the embers, embers
Can I be the warmth inside your heart, your heart
Cause I feel like I am falling under our love, our love
Can we start the fire under our love, our love
Cause I've got you running over the embers, embers
Can I be the warmth inside your heart, your heart
Cause I feel like I am falling under our love, our love
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Crystal Coast Pensacola, Florida
Gritty, youthful, synth-driven melancholic pop.
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