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I have learnt to care for myself
So you don’t have to care for me
I am learning what you taught me
So you can go now, you can leave
I guess I don’t need you like I thought I did
I don’t think I need you, nor any of this
I don’t mean to, I don’t mean to hurt you
I wish you well, I really do
And your mother, even she cried
Told her I love her, at least I tried
I guess I don’t need you like I thought I did
I don’t think I need you, nor any of this
I don’t think I need you
I don’t think I need you
Oh I don’t think I do
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No Coward (Demo Version)
03:27
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I missed the late-night bus, I simply watched it go
The driver waved I, headed home
I’m not leaving this time, though I try to, change my mind
I’m not leaving this place, watch as I stay
Oh, I’m no coward I, just know what this is about
Oh, I’m no coward oh, I’m listening, I’m listening now
Some things I’d rather not know, places I’d rather, not go
I’ll settle down to, hear you out though
Oh, I’m no coward I, just know what this is about
Oh, I’m no coward oh, I’m listening, I’m listening now
And I’ll stand still and wait, I will, ‘till all is said and done
I just know love, I know how it goes
I’ll stand here, should it mean, I stand alone
Oh, I’m no coward I, just know what this is about
Oh, I’m no coward oh, I’m listening, I’m listening now
Oh, I’m no coward I, just know what this is about
Oh, I’m no coward oh, I’m listening, I’m listening now
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Give me a reason to come home
It was always what you did
Give me a reason oh come on
It was always what you did
It was always you
It was always you
It was always you
There’s a man in the crowd who I mistook for you
He was blond and tall and slight, he looked just like you
Give me a reason, anything at all
For I’m sinking slow
Tell me who’d I write to now, and who d’I talk about?
You act like you don’t know
It was always you
It was always you
It was always you
There’s a man in the crowd who I mistook for you
He was blond and tall and slight, he looked just like you
And I’ll stand amongst the people till I can feel you near me
And my stubbornness will keep me here until I believe
That it’s me and the crowd that is you
We are not one hundred, we are two
It was always you
It was always you
It was always you
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Oh I try not to think too much about
The things that in the past have brought me down
But these thoughts they’re dancers
And while the music plays
They move my body
Can’t you see it sway?
Oh I try not to talk too much about
The things that in the past have brought you down
But these thoughts they’re dancers
And while the music plays
You toss and turn
The(se) same sheets that burn you keep me safe
I’d tell you some kind words, to ease your mind girl
I’d tell you some kind words, to ease your mind
If only they’d reach you, but they never do
So I just lay awake in bed instead
Run my restless fingers through your hair
Won’t you teach me
You make it look so easy
I’d tell you some kind words, to ease your mind girl
I’d tell you some kind words, to ease your mind
I’d tell you some kind words, to ease your mind girl
I’d tell you some kind, kind, kind, kind words
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Augusta Paris, France
Augusta’s smooth, minimalist, folk sound is hard to resist. Influenced by a blend of early American folk and the likes of Laura Marling and Joni Mitchell, Augusta aims for simplicity in both words and music. Her delicately drawn notes gather you into a world of affectionately observed songs. ... more
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