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Starting Over
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2. |
Torn
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Limelight
04:34
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Music and Lyrics: William J. Sims
Performed: One Day Dreamer
Verse 1:
I'll take you out of here to another place in time
I've got another place in mind
To the far side of forever
Far beyond wherever you could have ever dreamt alone
That's what you told me and left me spitting in the wind
Verse 2:
Another wasted lie
Years fade as time gets by
And you knew I would've never walked away
When you told me
Verse 3:
I want you out of here
In another place and time
I've got another place in mind
Chorus:
I will run as fast as I can to the better side of the limelight
To the best part of a lifetime filled where dreams are coming true
Are you tired from all your searching
Because I'm tired of all your learning how
Learning how to fly through the corners of our mind
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Spiral
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5. |
Inverted
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6. |
Brand New
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7. |
In The End
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8. |
In The Moment
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9. |
How Good It Could Be
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10. |
Won't Let It Take Me
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