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Never Easy
03:43
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I saw a picture or two
Another scandalous you
I read your story and then
Skipped on down
It’s never easy
pushing around
taking its toll
It’s never easy
Stuck on the ground
You never had control
Now did you hear what they say
Another secret you pay
Don’t let them open the door
They’ll find the bones
Turn the page
There’s your name
for nothing at all
Nothing at all
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Frail
03:29
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She’s everyone’s ambition
Everybody’s dream
She moves the way you want her to
Never what she seems
speaking at night in melody
Secrets in her smile
In picture perfect symmetry
A mystery and style
Still she needs to breathe
Still she wants to hide
Someday she will fall
you could be Open
Take off your disguise an then Open
There’s no room for pretend Open
When will it be enough?
Just take me away with you tonight
Take me away with you tonight
Steal me again with you tonight
Take me away with you
Take me away with you tonight
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4. |
A Place To Rest My Head
03:39
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5. |
Make You Mine
06:09
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6. |
A Bit Strange
04:01
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7. |
Smile
03:12
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Marsh & Rachel Shamburger
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Shine On
04:15
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Marsh Albuquerque, New Mexico
Marsh is currently in the band Lovers & Madmen which has just released their EP Tales of Lovers & Madmen. For more info go to loversandmadmenmusic.com
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