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i close my eyes every time i think of you and tell myself all the things i always knew i’d never do. i hold my breath every time i hear from you and lose my mind every time you tell the truth, and you always do. you could tell me again, and i’ll always be there. or you could walk away, but i’ll be right by your side.
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the distance
03:26
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don’t answer that… it’s just a call from someone you know, but he can’t be here. i’d wait for days for you to show, and talk to me whenever you want. so don’t go breaking my heart, there’s nothing left. but just so you know, it’s not your fault. why can’t we be together like we should? won’t you be my one and only?
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remember the day you gave it away? i thought i lost you forever. i heard you say you’re leaving today. i don’t know what to do now. i couldn’t be all that you want me for. it’s a relief because you deserve so much more. i couldn’t see your beauty, so hold on to the one that you adore. but you’re still the one that i’ve been waiting for.
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a blinding sunrise
05:01
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the days go by when you’d never come out, trapped beneath yourself. but i won’t forget to call or send you letters or find you when i get there. the sun is outside. it was such a blinding sunrise, tearing down the walls. but i won’t forget to come and get you, and find you when i get there. i’ll never love one. i’ll never trust again.
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the one that got away
07:04
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one night, i was holding your hand, telling you i love you. you look so nice here in my arms, laughing all the while, while i’m still the one who couldn’t let go. summer was never enough inside your heart. you were always searching inside of me for what i can’t be. but you’re still the one who couldn’t let go.
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elocine Hampton, VA
Elocine is a one-man band that began in 1995 as nothing but a way to kill time during the insipid days of high school. Sole member, Nelson Ciron, was also the drummer for the South Jersey/Philly-area indie rock band, Apple of Discord, from 1995 to 2003. After moving to southeastern Virginia in late 2003, Ciron decided to focus more of his creative energy on Elocine. ... more
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