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Bridges on the Bottom
02:37
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The simple, rural life is really starting to grip me
Hopelessly in love with everything I see
And before you know it, I'll be old enough
Nothing now to show it, but it's soon enough
Bridges on the bottom of my small town
Now I gotta smile upon my crown
Twenty million roads, don't let me down
Bridges on the bottom of my small town
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Tiny Pieces
02:39
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Crept inside my lonely heart
I fell apart
Into a thousand tiny pieces
Look alive, we're on our way
It sounds cliche
There's nothing further from the truth
When I'm with you, I'm never lost
When you're with me, I feel complete
I know you and you know me
Especially
Think of the things that I keep hidden
Crept inside my lonely heart
I fell apart
Into a thousand tiny pieces
When I'm with you, I'm never lost
When you're with me, I feel complete
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Lou Moss San Luis Obispo, California
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