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If my voice won't break the noise,
Or if my voice should just break,
Rest assured that these words are ours,
Rest assured that they won't change.
Remember days where the world
Was spinning around us,
Watching sunrise, watching sun fall,
Growing too tired to see beyond it all.
We tire of long evenings,
And following breezes.
We could say we're no longer young.
Reason this, well, it's enough for some.
We regret missing sunrise,
We regret missing sun fall,
"To not risk a thing," she yells,
"Well, it's risking everything else."
"To not risk a thing," she yells,
"Well, it's risking everything else."
A great explosion in my mind
Caught fire in your eyes.
We don't know how to stop what we've become,
So I guess we'll run.
I bring 'calm and collected' to every situation.
Hey, I guess it's not strictly true.
This time we're stuck in our heads, and,
I don't know how to fix it.
I'm stuck chasing ghosts, ghosts of the past,
You're still exactly as you are.
You're still exactly as you are.
And if the rest is still unknown,
We can hope to live to grow old.
But what if more could become known?
Could we take it all? Could we go?
Why do we still run?
Cos someday all of this is ours.
Until then, we hope to live to grow old.
If we sit hand in hand, my dear,
We could face it all, we'll face fear.
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A five-piece alternative-rock band from York, England.
Writing music, playing gigs, working hard.
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