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Wait
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Gemini
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There's Room
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Old Love
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Holes In My Pocket
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Heroes
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Heroes
I was just getting started
Burning a page from books I've never read
Stubborn and blundered,
Kept hold of a dream, but now that skin has shed
I know that there's somewhere we can go
Where our worlds play like dominos
We can be heroes tonight.
Now I'm left wondering
If keeping this dream and this life and this promise alive
Is a game that's uncovering
Something inside that's playing out in life
No more just getting started
Topple a bane of thoughts that cause our strife
But oh, is there something we should know?
That our worlds meet like dominos
We could be heroes
There is somewhere we can go
Where our worlds play like dominos
We can be heroes tonight
We could be heroes.
These nights we cling to.
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Lawrence Trailer Brooklyn, New York
Lawrence Trailer is a singer/songwriter based out of Brooklyn, NY. Find out more at www.LawrenceTrailerMusic.com
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