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Cold Bones
02:57
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Never was one for wasting youth
spent all my money on a good time or two
it's hard to keep your feet planted on the ground
when they're out all night running' round the town
I'll never grow that old
until those bones turn cold
paid the rent in empty bottles
spent it all with no regrets
gonna have to start paying you
cause you know I'm taking you
I'll never grow that old
until those bones turn cold
I'll never grow that old
until those bones turn cold
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Save our Songs
01:36
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It doesn't matter if you ever hear this song
It's not a problem
these chords were made for rocking on
it doesn't matter if my time never comes
all I want to do is save these songs
all I want to do is save our songs
save our songs
It doesn't matter that I can't really sing
It's not a problem
no matter what you think
It doesn't matter
my time will fade away
all I want to do is save these songs
all I want to do is save our songs
save our songs
that's all that matters
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Tallyho Vancouver, British Columbia
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