1. |
Paradox
04:43
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V1:
I should have seen that this was coming--"goodbye"
I tried to distance myself from it
I have tried
Everything I thought I couldn't wait to run away from
The future seemed so far away but here it comes
Sneakin' up on me, sneakin' up on me
PRE-CH:
I want to capture this moment and never let it go
I want to swim in its glory like I'm floating in gold
CH:
I wish that I could plan out my whole life
I wish I knew the end game, but nobody ever does
I wish that I could plan out my whole life
The paradox of choice is a blessing, but it's daunting--it's daunting
V2:
I want to travel in a time machine to the future
When I'm a immersed in a happy glow
Of just getting married to you and moving into
A small house on the outskirts of the city
PRE-CH
CH
I wish that I could plan out my whole life
I wish I knew the end game
BRIDGE
oooo oooo oooh oooh etc.
OUTRO:
ooo oooh ooo oh
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2. |
Bad Timing
03:30
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V1:
I think you've pulled me in a little too close
And I don't really wanna loosen this rope
Bad timing means good things
Bad timing means not enough time to admit it
V2:
I think I pulled you in and crumpled your clothes
I think you know where this is gonna go
This chemical tension is building up exponentially
I could almost cut through this fog of chemistry
PRE-CH:
Cut through the fog, cut through the fog
CH:
So, I'm leaving this feeling in your hands
So, you can keep me and hold me when you want to
Even though i'm leaving tomorrow
You can keep this feeling in your hands
He thinks the world is made of energy
Let's get together and let it all free
Bad timing means good things
Bad timing means not enough time to admit it
PRE-CH:
ooh ooh ooh
CH
BRIDGE:
Feel it x6
Feel it in your hands
Feel it x5
Feel it, feel it, feel it in your hands
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3. |
I'm So Down
03:19
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V1:
You always ask hard questions
And I don't know how to side-step
'Cause you always seem to
Know when I'm not tellin' you the whole story
V2:
I like knowing that your lips are on the other side
Of the phone taking it all in
Breathing it all out
And it's almost like you're here
It's almost like you're here
PRE-CH:
Maybe it hurts
Maybe I'm terrified
That my scars will bleed again after they've healed inside
But, I've gotta tell you...
CH:
I'm so down
To show my deeper side to you
I'm so down
Come over close and let me show you what I do
V3:
You always ask hard questions
If they were easy then we would
Only scrape the surface
I want you to tear down all of my walls
The best thing you ever told me
was to lose control
PRE-CH
CH
So I let myself fall for you...
Let me show ya, let me show ya, let me show ya, let me show ya what I do
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4. |
Rosy
04:10
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V1:
I can see where my little girl self ran off to
And I can get her back if I want to
I can see where my little girl self ran off to
And I can get her back if I want to
From now on, from now on
CH:
I'm not gonna let anybody else
Take me over
I can feel the color bursting outta my shell
And I'm turning from grey to rosy
I'm turning from grey to rosy
V2:
So where did that little-girl self go?
Did her soul turn to gold?
Somewhere along the way
I sped up and she slowed down
And I found her picking a daisy along the road
I found her picking a daisy nice and slow
CH X 2
BRIDGE:
oooh ooo ooh ohh
CH
I'm turning from grey to rosy
I'm turning from grey to rosy
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