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Letting Go Of The Future
02:21
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I'm letting go of the future
To hold on to the past
I know that you love me
But I know that it can't last
If the sky is falling
I'll be there to catch
I'm letting go of the future
To hold on to the past
We talked for hours deep into the night
The candles held their flame until the morning light
All the little details you helped me understand
Finely interwoven, impossible to stand
I'm letting go of the future
To hold on to the past
I know that you love me
But I know that it can't last
If the sky is falling
I'll be there to catch
I'm letting go of the future
To hold on to the past
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Trapped Inside The Music
02:47
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The bright lights of the disco
Beckon to my soul
Pulled in by their gravity
I can't let go
The pounding of the drum beat
Has me hypnotized
Long past the hour
I'm undisguised
I'm dancing to the music
I don't choose the song
I'm trapped inside the music
All night long
There comes a wild obsession
I can't get enough
I want all the songs to play
All at once
I dreamt I was the piper
Calling out the tune
But for the money
I could make it true
I'm dancing to the music
I don't choose the song
I'm trapped inside the music
All night long
I'm trapped inside the music
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