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Weekenders

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Weekenders

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I am only half a day away

Weekenders we were in no but name

I thought we had control of god his strength

Curiosity had tricked us all the same

I still hear you call

And you turn around in vain

I still hear you call

And I thought I heard my name

I still hear you call

That it's me I end up facing

I still hear you call

As you ever walk away

Plating sweats to spill is always more

Want to tell you what it's soathing for

Why do you chip from you to pass your mind

To sell your soul, you even sold your heart

I still hear you call

And you turn around in vain

I still hear you call

And I thought I heard my name

I still hear you call

That it's me I end up facing

I still hear you call

As you ever walk away

I need you

I need you

This is no-ones face so they say

Hailsing of them rising to the day

You thought that we could do the same instream

Nothing, it just comes and takes your plans

I still hear you call

And you turn around in vain

I still hear you call

And you thought I heard my name

I still hear you call

But it's me I end up facing

I still hear you call

As you ever walk away

I need you

I need you

I need you

I need you

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