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Are You Listening Now?
10:54
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Are you listening now?
Cause we've changed our sound
Are you looking at me?
Do you like what you see?
Now that I am somebody else
I can finally love myself
And you can love me too
Unless you see right through
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2. |
I'm Where You Are
10:50
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I don't know where I'm going
I don't know what is happening
I don't know when I'm coming home
I'm where you are
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Picasso
16:30
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How does it feel
When you lie awake?
(Hey man, help yourself, no one's gonna do it for you)
Watching the wheels
Turning in my brain
(Hey man, help yourself, no one's gonna do it for you)
I can say anything
You can say anything
I can say anything
You can say anything
How does it feel
Staring into space?
(Hey man, help yourself, no one's gonna do it for you)
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Homer Toronto, Ontario
Homer is the duo of Matthew Tavares and Matt MacNeil.
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