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When We Were in Love
04:58
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Ride your bike while you ran
Beside me
Down the trails and roads
Around your house
And if it seemed like the sun
Wouldn't stop shining
Don't act so surprised
We've brought it on ourselves
I can hardly remember
When we were in love
I can hardly remember
When we were in love
Oh but sometimes I can
And it's all too much
When I remember
When we were in love
Spending so long away from
Where we once were
Separated by a few
Anxious fears
Only makes it that much
More likely
We'll retrace the memories
That brought us here
I can hardly remember
When we were in love
I can hardly remember
When we were in love
Oh but sometimes I can
And it's all too much
When I remember
When we were in love
Do you remember
When we were in love
Do you remember
Oh but sometimes I can
Oh but sometimes I can
Oh but sometimes I
We were in love
We were in love
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2. |
Starry Nite
03:31
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I don't think I can get much older
Than this
There's enough time on my shoulders
As it is
I'm not exactly sure what I'm expecting to happen
Perhaps something undeniably Sincere
You think you don't know
But it's far too soon
You think you don't know
The truth about anything
But there is a mild summer
Which right now it is not
For everything must
Come and go
Leaves so much to figure
Out on your own
I'm not exactly sure what I'm expecting to happen
Or why I'm expecting anything at all
Why on Earth did we ever start asking
What this life was really all for
You think you don't know
But it's far too soon
You think you don't know
The truth about anything
But there is a mild summer
Which right now it is not
For everything must
Come and go
Leaves so much to figure
Out on your own
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The Sinclairs Providence, Rhode Island
Just a band looking to share some good vibes all across the nation. Our music is available for streaming on all platforms. More music to come so if you like what you hear give us a follow to stay up to date!
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