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Jodie's Lullaby
03:12
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Time keeps passing by, I sit here staring into space, wondering why.
Where has the times gone, where you used to be here with me,
There's nothing left for me
Memories of a different life I can't just walk away from,
because leaving the last little piece of you, means everything is gone.
How could you walk away and leave me left behind,
Don't you know what could have been if you'd just stayed by my side.
Where has the times gone, where you used to be here with me,
There's nothing left for me
Where has the times gone, where you used to be here with me,
There's nothing left for me
I can't take this anymore I need you here tonight,
It's times like these i sit and think what I have thrown away.
Don't you understand that I need you here to breath
I'm just suffocating under the weight of my own dreads and fears
Where has the times gone, where you used to be here with me,
There's nothing left for me.
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Without You - Remastered
03:49
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Innuendo
02:24
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Ailing Van
02:12
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Daylight Manchester, UK
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