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What I Need
04:07
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I try and take my time with you, but temptation keeps coming through
I hide my smile you're right beside me, one time you lied but I don't mind
Will you tell me what you need? No, you told me talk is cheap, I wanna be your fantasy, don't wanna let you fall asleep
You pick up on my every idiosyncrasy, but when you come and take me baby, I'm much easier to please
Oh tell me baby is there something we can do? I don't know why I'm certain, but I wanna make us two get a room
I can't explain cause I can't say, the thoughts that steal my life
Indecisions and misdemeanours It don't make sense, the
hidden face
Is it just a lie? Or is there some deep meaning?
To make sense of it all, to make sense of it all
And it's been several weeks without you here, and it'll be some more
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Best Of Nothing
04:12
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For she was the English rose, the blossom of the night in the dying light
Though she took the hand of some other lover, she let me recover
Would it hurt to waste your time and let me into your mind? What lies can I find?
Oh I know it might just be the best of nothing,
but I can't hide excitement at the prospect,
and I'll save the silence and hope for something new
Even if you weren't real, the memories remain
And we walked on common ground though the streets and avenues, watched the world in two
Well what I would do to take us back, I'd even go the long way round to prolong the conversation
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Middle Space England, UK
Exciting, young Indie-Rock band from the West Midlands.
Haydn Sayce
Ryan Egan
Ben Neat
Mark Tolley
Jake Brickley
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