1. |
On and On
03:51
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Oh, I'd do anything for this,
It's getting harder to resist,
Sing your desire till it's gone,
This road goes on and on and on
I'll take you walking by my side
So listen closely I'll confide
My deepest secrets you will know
Round and round the story goes
Nothing left to do,
Let your love pull me through
And I can't go any farther
On and On and On
So lead me to the water,
Till all my fears are gone
I'll venture deep in the unknown
No lights but I still see the road
No telling what will happen next
Can't take can't take another step
Pre chorus repeat
Chorus repeat
sing your desire till it's gone,
a sad and slow but steady song
nothing left to do,
let your love pull me through
repeat Chorus x2
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2. |
Tonight
04:14
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our flight together turned into our fight forever,
words exchanged just bring us pain,
love, dried up like rain
Tonight, tonight
This is our last Goodnight, goodnight
Tonight, tonight
This is our last Goodbye
I've looked in the mirror too,
and all I've seen is you,
Words exchanged just bring us pain
Different but some how the same
Love and affection,
Gives me direction,
Love and Affection,
This is our last Goodbye.
Hold me
Closely x2
Please don't forget me
So quickly x2
Tonight.
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3. |
Blank Slate
04:16
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