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Don't Turn Away
03:20
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Do you wonder what its all about
When your dreams let you down
And leave you stranded in the
Darkness on the edge of town
If you feel that helplessness sink deep into your bones
Don't be discouraged
You've made it safe through worse before
Don't turn away
So you think about getting out
Take your shot, try to make it count
You can't be confined here anymore
But one day come back and tear it down
You don't want to be someone things just happen to
Without cause or provocation
You were meant for something more
Don't turn away
Now I'm standing with my arms out
And my feet planted in the ground
I'll be your mansion on the hill
When daylights fading out
So don't turn away
Don't turn away
Don't turn away
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Crash & Burn
05:45
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You were born on the rough side of the fault line
Underneath a coal black sky at midnight
Cursed by a kiss from the cruel moonlight
And you still can’t shake it off
You ain’t the one they thought you were
You shake them off at every turn
They wait for you to crash & burn
But you left them all in the dust
On another back road
Unsteady ground now vanished from sight
Foundation shakes and lightning strikes
Unearth the fear that you’ve buried inside
And try to erase it
You ain’t the one they thought you were
You shake them off at every turn
They wait for you to crash & burn
But you left them all in the dust
On another back road
You drive to escape from the past that you’ve known
You try but you can’t fight the feeling of loneliness
It’s there at the heart of it all
Your pulse, your breath, the heart in your chest
You battle the demons can’t put them to rest in your soul
You’ve got nothing at all you can rely on
You can rely on
You can rely on
You can rely on me
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Old Arrows Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
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