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Babylon
03:11
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i think i got hurt worst of all
like babylon, i took the fall for you
maybe he'll be better than
the person that i was for you
cause i will find my chance to make
a bigger lie, a bigger mistake
cause i won't stop 'til there's a break
in the wire of your intake of love
keep your heart still
i want to do what's right for once
but all i ever am is wrong
my baby looked me in the eye
"why do you sing these sad love songs?"
cause i'll be there when morning breaks
and when he comes and shuns your face
and i will hold you in my arms
and we will watch as space caves in (oh love)
keep your heart still
can you take me higher, higher than i've ever been?
i need you to make me feel like myself again.
keep your heart still
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Jones Willingham Birmingham, Alabama
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