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Back Burner
02:43
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In the back of your mind
Is where you’ll find
Everything everything
You’re familiar
Can you come near me
I can feel you
Could you still hear me
I exist
In the back of your mind
Wondering
How to pass up the time
Move along
Or keep me around
Feeling wronged
Always ends in let down
I can’t wait
to see you again
It’s too late
That was way back then
In the back of my mind
Is where you will find
Everything everything
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Religious Holiday
02:31
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I feel you like the Holy Ghost
When you’re not here I miss you most
This religious feeling when you’re around
Don’t give it away don’t give up on me now
You’re away
There’s an absence in your place
Gone astray gone away
Like a religious holiday
Don’t run away too fast
this is holy ground
Does it drift away like a ghost in the wind
Or does it suffer forever to pay for our sins
I need you here so I call out your name
You’re not here and I’m waiting in vain
It’s the same
Always something in the way
Gone astray gone away
Like a religious holiday
You’re away
There’s an absence in your place
Gone astray gone away
Like a religious holiday
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