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Well I Cried
02:18
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Bittersweet
02:49
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Broken mind and broken body
Weakened legs and weakened heart
And we can laugh or cry about it
But we can never fall apart.
For we may lose and we may win some
But ever if faced with defeat
We must try to turn our backs and walk away from this
And always remain bittersweet
Broken bones, weakened stomach
Weekend beer and weekend sleep
And we can try to waltz around it
We can’t make promises we won’t keep
For we may lose and we may win some
But ever if faced with defeat
We must try to turn our backs and walk away from this
And always remain bittersweet
And we won’t be afraid of the mess that we’ve made
Because we’ve been here and we’ve seen it all before
And I don’t wanna say goodbye
‘Cause I don’t want to see you cry
And I’m pretty sure I’ll see you in the morn
Broken mind and broken body
Weakened legs and weakened heart
And we can laugh or cry about it
but we can never fall apart.
For we may lose and we may win some
But ever if faced with defeat
We must try to turn our backs and walk away from this
And always remain bittersweet
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3. |
I'm Always Gone
02:18
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4. |
Row Me Back Home
02:41
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5. |
Unknown Woman
02:22
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6. |
Joy
03:45
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7. |
America
02:35
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8. |
Trying Without You
03:45
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9. |
Hard to Tell
04:02
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Chris True Saint Paul, Minnesota
Chris True is a Twin Cities based singer-songwriter. New EP ‘Electric Guitars, Etc., Etc.’ available now.
On Spotify:
open.spotify.com/album/64ISc0r5Oj47bbQpJOlvn1
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