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Moving On
03:27
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I saw the start
Saw two people grow together,
Fall apart
It was never meant to harm
Calling shots
on your own
Just what I thought
It's not the same
Turn you away
Didn't mean to change
Can we stay the same?
The hardest thing
You did nothing wrong
I'm just moving on
I disappear
Around the world
You’re far away
Even when you’re here
The time will change
On our watch
When I return
We can’t go back
Turn you away
Didn't mean to change
Can we stay the same?
The hardest thing
You did nothing wrong
I'm just moving on
Turn you away
Didn't mean to change
Can we stay the same?
The hardest thing
You did nothing wrong
I'm just moving on
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2. |
Lonely Little Dream
03:51
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The room is barren without you
Cold and quiet
Wandering through my dreams
Become a part of me
I make the bed as if it were you
Your night shift ends as I’m waking up
Water in my cup
Lonely little dream
I think of you sometimes
Lonely little dream
I think of you
Driving through my hometown
Just to see what’s changed
Wish you were here
I’d tell you all the stories
Where people wait their whole lives
To live one day before they die
Well hunny bee
Time is never stopping
Lonely little dream
I think of you sometimes
Lonely little dream
I think of you
I wanna wake up
Somewhere between
Lonely little dream
I think of you sometimes
Lonely little dream
I think of you
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3. |
1506
04:47
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Yelling match on a Saturday morning
Every detail on display
How he took the car, left you stranded
We couldn’t help but hear
To the woman down the hall with a black eye
I’m sorry all I ever talked to you
Was about the weather, when we were waiting for the elevator
Seems so trivial now
How are we to know
When all we ever show is what people want to know
How are we to know?
The secrets that we keep
We saw you outside, talking to
The cops, oh if they only knew
What brought you here, it’s courage that you fear
I care more than you’ll ever know
With my laundry in hand, I feel guilty
Stealing looks when we can
Our worries since by side, seem like nothing at the time
But I was there cheering you on
How are we to know?
When all we ever show is what people want to know
How are we to know?
The secrets that we keep
I want to know how you’re doing
Has left the place to you
Does your dog remind you of him?
When there’s nothing left within
I hope you will find your way
I picture a better life for you
One day I’ll read it in the news
Woman overcomes all the odds
If there’s something I can do
Please know this song is for you
And at least someone knows
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4. |
VHS
03:46
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I had a dream
That I time travelled back to the day I was born
The whole family was gathered around
Just to keep me warm
Just like in those old VHS that we found
We laughed till we cried
The people I know, in another light
Carved out in time
Oh I don’t know why it’s so hard to explain
Some things will change, yet they still feel the same
Take me back to that feeling
My glasses are rose
Through the lens I see something
That may have never been
See your whole life
As it flashes by, behind your eyes
Has something been lost, or just left disguised?
We’re none the wise
Do we just grow up and out of the wild?
Away from the child
“We know what it’s like, to live that way”
As Mary would say
People change but love’s the same
As it’s always been
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Kaitlin Thatcher Toronto, Ontario
Kaitlin began taking guitar lessons and teaching herself chords at 14. Soon she started writing her own songs and playing locally. She recorded a few original songs in high school, and formed a long-distance band with her friend. Now, after years of cover videos, she is ready to release her own original songs. Her music is often reflective of her empathetic nature, both thoughtful and cathartic. ... more
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