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Sick of Feeling
02:59
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Bent and Broken, twisted over back and forth a million times
Happy to run for the bus ‘cos it’s my chance to throw a tantrum on the pavement like I’m a child
I feel like a child
‘Cos I’m sick of feeling
and I’m sick of dreaming
and I’m sick of hoping, never knowing where I’m going
And I wanna please you
Don’t wanna leave you
I wanna end up tired and happy, free and easy
Ba ba da ba ba
The days are so long
I think I’m starting to hate every person going by
I never used to be this way, ya I agree with The Beatles, “All you need is love,”
But It’s exhausting
‘Cos I’m sick of feeling
and I’m sick of dreaming
and I’m sick of hoping, never knowing where I’m going
And I wanna please you
Don’t wanna leave you
I wanna end up tired and happy, free and easy
Ba ba da ba ba
‘Cos I’m sick of feeling
and I’m sick of dreaming
and I’m sick of hoping, never knowing where I’m going
And I wanna please you
Don’t wanna leave you
I wanna end up tired and happy, free and easy
Ba da ba da ba
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Hold Onto
03:59
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Stopped at the corner of fall and the park
We come back to this place in the middle of Brooklyn to mark
Everywhere we’ve been and where we will go
Each road has a memory but new seeds we will sew
ba ba da ba
Standing on the tree stumps, fresh autumn leaves on the ground
Gathering up our loneliness from each year that surrounds
So I’ll bring the mulled wine, if you promise to let me in
‘Cos as soon as that wind blows, our season begins
ba ba da ba
So hold my hand as the seasons change
Finally have it figured out, got our lives rearranged
Pull me close, our hearts we once knew
Believe in the love, we gotta hold on to
ba ba da ba
The changing of the colours fill us with hope and pain
It’s times like these I sure wish it would pour rain
You pull at my heart with your sorrow deep inside
And I wanna help you but I can’t look for you, I’ll never find you
I’ve tried, I’ve tried, I’ve tried, I’ve tried, I’ve tried, I’ve tried....
So hold my hand as the season change
Finally have it figured out, got our lives rearranged
Pull me close, our hearts we once knew
Believe in the love, we gotta hold on to
ba ba da ba
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All That You Are
04:29
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We walk in straight lines so we don’t veer off course
And make more mistakes that'll break us or worse
But where do we go, I’m not liking this show that we’re feigning on one another
The snow starts to stick and begins again the war
Why can’t I be free of all that you are?
Happiness is a choice tell me that’s where you went
When you said we weren’t working, is that what you meant?
There’s something about this place
Baby you left a trace
Of our love and I don’t know why but I know this has to be goodbye
The grass grew there, you know
The park where we used to go
And I don’t know why but I know this has to be, this has to be goodbye
Sitting on that park bench, scanning everywhere we’ve been
I wish that you believed me, I wasn’t trying to be mean
Afraid the hurt would burst out- so I had to go away
I’m sorry I can’t bring myself to say
There’s something about this place
Baby you left a trace
Of our love and I don’t know why but I know this has to be goodbye
The grass grew there, you know
The park where we used to go
And I don’t know why but I know this has to be, this has to be goodbye
You left me thinking that I blew it
But I wonder if you knew it
That we were never matched and our hearts still slashed at the thought of it being over
over, over
There’s something about this place
Baby you left a trace
Of our love and I don’t know why but I know this has to be goodbye
The grass grew there, you know
The park where we used to go
And I don’t know why but I know this has to be, this has to be goodbye
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Sarah Factor Brooklyn, New York
Based in Brooklyn, NY, and born and raised in Toronto, Canada, Sarah grew up listening to Canadian musician, Joni Mitchell who inspired her writing. Sarah also draws influences from Ingrid Michaelson and Norah Jones, striving to create the perfect balance between folk and soulful pop while writing music that is universally understood and widely relatable. ... more
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