Keep You To Hold On (feat. Michael Pierce)
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Keep You To Hold On (feat. Michael Pierce)
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We talked for miles about a night
Under the lights
That I don’t recall
A trembling hand, a broken jaw
A masked desire
To lose it all
Trying to keep you to hold on
Or maybe just smile
Wanna know what should I do
Wanna know it’s worthwhile
The push and pull
The running track
The ticking clock
What can I solve
Seems like years
Since I could stand
The colder temperatures I can’t ignore
Trying to keep you to hold on
Or maybe just smile
Wanna know what should I do
Wanna know it’s alright
A turn away
A back to face
A call for anything
This is my strive
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