1. |
Ten Thirty One
03:58
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All the trees
On my favorite street
Have indeed
Shed off their green leaves.
And when I sleep,
Yeah, oh, all I seem to dream are graves and ghosts and 'trick or treat.'
Halloween, hello.
Halloween, hello, hello.
Frantically
Searching for the keys
Jamie Lee,
Please wake up Tommy.
I barely breathe
While the dead leaves in the street flow through the cool crisp autumn breeze.
Halloween, hello.
Halloween, hello.
Halloween, hello.
Halloween, hello, hello.
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October
04:52
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The night begins to fall,
It feels like a disease.
The leaves begin to die,
And yet I feel at ease.
October please wait for me.
October you set me free.
October you're what I need.
October you're part of me.
The day begins to fade,
And smell of burning wood.
The blues have turned to grays,
But inside I feel good.
October please wait for me.
October you set me free.
October you're what I need.
October you're part of me.
The air begins to cool,
The rays of sun descend.
The kids go back to school,
The summer's at an end,
And now the summer's dead.
October please wait for me.
October you set me free.
October you're what I need.
October you're part of me.
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3. |
Fear The Fall
03:16
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I lay alone at night,
And pray I'm coming home.
There's nothing left inside,
I'm only blood and bone.
Oh, please just take me home,
I won't give up this fight.
I'll bleed out all alone
If you're not here tonight.
You've got me dead to rights
And holding all the cards.
I'm waiting for the night
That you call off the guards.
Oh, even if it's safe,
Yea, we won't know for sure.
Don't leave this up to fate,
We're still worth fighting for.
Oh, Leena, we won't fear the fall.
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The Ghost In You Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
THE GHOST IN YOU is a musician from Philadelphia Pa. He writes and records everything at home in his bedroom.
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