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It's better on the west coast baby
All you've got to do is come and see
The sun shines bright pacifically
The west coast brings you close to me
The moon glows by fire light
The beach moans over sandy shores
Listen close to the howling night
Leave the west coast for crashing bores
I realize the irony
And how biased I must sound
Just put yourself in my shoes
This is the greatest view around
The streets are full of red tail lights
The only sound you hear are blaring horns
It's where head and heart collide
I'll take the east coast over yours
Everybody loves
Everyone has something worth dreaming of
No one wants to choose between everything they have
And what they might lose
If a smile's worth a thousand words then
I'll just have to show
A novel's worth in perfect verse
For the world to know
It's not better on the west coast baby
All you need is just to be with me
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Magnificent
04:10
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There's something to be said for this
Something so magnificent
I've run out of words and feelings to describe
How something so strange has been brought to life
I know I am responsible
I'll be held accountable
It started with us going down
I felt your legs begin to shake
As you close your eyes
We left it up to fate
Every time he cries I'll feel alive
I'll feel the pride I know is mine
There's still something to be said for this
How strange of a coincidence
Oh darling how perfect here
I see so perfectly clear
With every kick and every cry
I'll know I'm here and I'm alive
With every step and stumbled fall
Something so strange so wonderful
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Interstate 55
04:06
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Standing in your parents basement, I didn't wanna see you cry
I decided to leave. I decided to try.
Say goodbye. It's the hardest thing to say sometimes
But I just heard from a friend of mine
Sold my old life. Put it all on the line
You never know you never know
Open all the windows. Let it blow out in the street
Took Interstate 55 and gave it away
I'm taking only memories from Missouri
I'm putting miles between me and Missouri
I've gotta try to let go of Missouri
I won't be coming back
You could go 1000 miles away, it's ok
You could just leave it all behind
You could see the big lights. You could see the stars
You can say goodbye. You never know unless you try
Open all the windows. Let it blow out in the streets
Interstate 55. Will you take it away?
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Everybody wants to see
Everybody wants to show
Everybody wants to feel
Not everybody wants to know
But I don't know I don't know why
So you cast your stone into the water
And hope for something more than a ripple
But your love is something so much deeper
Than you can go
So you say just one more shot and it's over
You'll do it all again when you're sober
But love will take you so much further
Than you can throw
Now you're standing on the edge of a canyon
It's self made but for all your intention
It'll take the best and worst that you've given
To fill it up and reach the top
Just remember what it took you to get here
All the love, hate, pain don't forget fear
It's your feelings that will keep you humble
You're beautiful, so beautiful
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It's always a feeling unknown
It sinks in your heart like a phone
Collect calls to someone you've twice now forgotten
You've never been so far from home
You mail all your letters abroad
The truth is it's always been wrong
Mark on the letter, return to sender
The King sang to you all along
We'll sit in the sand
I'll trace the lines on your hand
Before I go, You should know
There's never been words to describe
The hearts that we've loved all our lives
You've had to tell her just how much you love her
While she counts the stars in the sky
When it comes down to proving them wrong
It takes more that words in a song
If you live your life while looking through their eyes
Well then, are we living at all?
Let's lie in the grass tonight
I'll trace the lines on your hand
We'll count the stars in the sky
If that's all you get, let's sink into the sand
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