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Nightingale
03:04
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I didn’t know, didn’t know what time it was
Cause when you are here, time passes so fast
Oh I never wanted, to ever let you go
Cause my hands are cold, and yours are so warm
Oh I never wanted to let you down
Cause I always fall, when you pick me up
You were a dark black beautiful nightingale
And you spread your wings, but I had none at all
All that I want, all that I wanted to say
Was all that I need, all that I need is to stay
Well I can go here, can there, can go anywhere
Cause I’ve got my wings, do you still have yours
All that I want, all that I wanted to say
Was all that I need, all that I need is to stay
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Send
02:34
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Oh what you get is what you see
Why don't you come sit next to me
And now I'm down upon my knees
And now I'm really begging,please
Remember me, I won't forget you
Want to be somewhere without me
I can't sleep with you in my dreams
No matter how real that it seems
But I know it's all make believe
I wonder if you will agree
Well we'll just have to wait and see
And now I'm sitting here alone
Not brave enough to use the phone
You're off somewhere all on your own
I should, I should, I should have known
Remember me I won't forget you
want to be somewhere without me
I can't sleep, you'll have to make me
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Pacific City Limits Vancouver, British Columbia
Vocals - Maya
Drums - Ojash
Guitar - Pranoy
Bass - Rebecca
Guitar/Vocals - Ross
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