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Arcadia State Park
02:00
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We are alive
Can you still feel it?
'cuz I might be mad
But you know you're not already dead?
I'm a mess and I know it
'cuz growing up sucks and yes, I'm doing it slowly
In twenty years from now, where do you see yourself?
Are you going to be friends with the one in the mirror
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Don't you remember the summer at Water Wizz?
Don't you remember how great that felt?
Don't you remember the summer at Water Wizz?
How much we've changed, it's making me sad
Fears growing inside us are keeping us down
We need to climb back up
('cuz I still think that it's worth it)
I don't want want for this ship to sink
In a puddle of delusion
Climb back up
When I'll be ready to come back
Please hold my hand
We'll leave to better places
No looking back
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That Cabin In The Woods
01:56
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It was all that I hoped for, a weekend with you
With our friends heading over to Bob's cabin in the woods
It was all going great, before I said
I said something stupid
And you ran away
It was cold in the shed house
As the wind drafts came right through
Now it's snowing all around us
What the hell that we've been through
It was cold in the shed house
As the wind drafts came right though
It was cold in there without you
What the hell that we've been through
For you...
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