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Motel Lights
03:44
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Saw the time
roll through
the end of the night
I was checking out
the motel lights
In the corner of my eye
To another town
I walked on to the docks
Where the cars were parked
out in the snow
And cursed my steps
For the things I left
And what I’ll never know
Makes it so
So hard to go
And its so
So hard to go
And its so
so hard to know
Will I ever get back my soul
I saw the clouds
in the breeze
float by the trees
Then we’re gone
And as I wandered out
I left like I had lost somehow
Makes it so
So hard to go
And its so
So hard to know
Will I ever get back my soul
Will I ever get back my soul
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Haunted
03:25
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It's Not the Same
02:29
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Love Only You
02:42
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So Dark
02:16
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What I Want
03:05
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Clouds of Dawn
02:48
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Mood Swingin'
02:55
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Soon I'll Know Better
03:05
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Morgan and the Organ Donors Olympia, Washington
MODS are James Maeda, Olivia Ness, Sara Peté, and Tobi Vail, Leah Cipolla (former), Emmett Riddels (former), Fajr Wilson (former)
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