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The Moor
01:23
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Oleena
04:17
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Move On
02:46
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oh it is surely calling me
right from the tower above the sea
oh and i had to let it out
so i sang to the mountains so loud
and it is a joke as you can see
all the roses to me
oh and i would take them far away
from this dreaded place
the miles they go washing by
and i cant seem to fold your smile
and it is easy plain to see
that you will never
mean anything
to me
nothing to me
i hold my suitcase in hand
travelling far to another land
they say that places are the same
as the people you knew by name
and rowing's easier when you know
friend's are by your side to let you on
your dreams and as they're passing oh i'll tell ya baby
please move on
move on
oh, there's nothing to see here
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4. |
Anyone But You
02:16
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5. |
Copper
02:09
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Somewhere Away
04:14
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