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Want
06:08
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I'm riding the Southern tides
collecting the Northern Lights
Out of all the people on this ship I've met
you're the only who sees through my disarray
Like you actually wanted it
when you told me to forget
in time you won't see beyond what you believe in this disarray
In this disarray you won't see beyond what you believe
Maybe when the tide is down
maybe we can find the shore
Then maybe we can talk about
the life I'm trying to forget
Only when you're ready to rise
I'll tell you everything you wanted to know
We're moving out across the dark
moving out across the storm.
I landed on the other side
of an oceanic great divine divide
They left me at the mirror, they left me in the sun
when nothing would relieve my hallucinations
Like you actually wanted it
when you told me to forget in time
you can't see beyond what you believe in this disarray
In this disarray you won't see beyond what you believe
Maybe when the tide is down
maybe we can find the shore
and you'll hold me everlong
Maybe in another life
I'll find you where we met before
and you'll hold me everlong
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Want (daveja_vu Remix)
04:04
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3. |
Want (Angel Fur Remix)
04:22
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Want (No Master Remix)
06:24
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Want (Dan Martin Remix)
03:30
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Young Tongue Austin, Texas
YOUNG TONGUE is:
Stu Baker - Guitar/Vocals
Liz Baker - Keys/Vocals
Nathan Ribner - Bass
Darryl Schomberg II - Drums
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