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Blindside ~ Roads


Last night Stopping by Greeting me with an embracing bad breath Five A.M. You woke me out of a restless R.E.M. I think it's time To sober up and die (Chorus) Every little second is precious time And every word seems to rhyme I follow every word like streetlight To make it home all right Every little second flies I hold on to them like pieces of paradise I follow every word like streetlights I want to fall in love and leave tonight Been riding in the sunset Ignoring what follows after beauty Fades to black Just riding in the sunset Now this paralyzing cold Always come crawling back I think it's time To sober up and live (Chorus) more free lyrics

Last night
Stopping by
Greeting me with an embracing bad breath
Five A.M.
You woke me out of a restless R.E.M.
I think it's time
To sober up and die

(Chorus)
Every little second is precious time
And every word seems to rhyme
I follow every word like streetlight
To make it home all right
Every little second flies
I hold on to them like pieces of paradise
I follow every word like streetlights
I want to fall in love and leave tonight

Been riding in the sunset
Ignoring what follows after beauty
Fades to black
Just riding in the sunset
Now this paralyzing cold
Always come crawling back
I think it's time
To sober up and live

(Chorus)

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