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Amherst Nights
02:34
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Amherst Nights
Woke up from a dream, it was the first day of my new life
Stepped out of the dorm into the Amherst twilight
Waved goodbye to all my friends they're now a thousand miles away
But I keep them in my heart with this song each and every day
And life it keeps on changing some times I feel so damn insane
I felt so lost in high school now I feel so far away
And I know that in my heart I'll make these feelings feel okay
I guess that every Amherst night, is followed by Amherst days
Woke up in the morning to the same old song again
The one that makes me forget who I am and where I've been
But this time it sounds different it's not quite the same at all
As I stare into the first leaves of a classic Amherst fall
They haven't looked so pretty, ever since I was a boy
Running down the quiet streets of Wilmette, Illinois
And I know that in my heart I might survive this after all
Before I know it we'll all be singing, “Have A Nice Trip, See You Next Fall”
Yeah I guess these Amherst nights ain't so bad after all (x4)
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Lonely Night
04:37
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Lonely Night
I don't know just where to go
Feels like I've been here before
I just might have the time
To make it through this lonely night
And the days are getting colder every day
And the nights are getting longer
I guess winter's on its way
I don't know just where to go
Feels like I've been down this road
I just might have the time
To make it through this lonely night
And the days are getting colder every day
And the nights are getting longer
I guess winter's on its way
And the days are getting warmer every day
And the nights are getting shorter
I guess summer's on its way
The days are getting warmer every day
And the nights are getting shorter
I guess I'll just have to stay
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Tired Of Running
04:21
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Tired Of Running
I'm tired of running, I think that I'm getting old
I'm tired of running, I think that I'm getting old
I'm tired of running, I think that I'm getting old
I'm tired of running, I think that I'm getting old
I'm tired of running, I think that I'm heading home
I'm tired of running, I think that I'm heading home
I'm tired of running, I think that I'm heading home
I'm tired of running, I think that I'm heading home to you
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Small New England Town
03:42
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Small New England Town
A year from now, I'm gonna get back
I'm gonna find myself out
In the here and now, I'm gonna get back
I'm gonna figure some things out
Like you and all of the traps you laid for me
As I stumbled on my way back down and out of this town
The traps you laid, well they're falling on down
And I'll be packing up my bags for this small New England town
Yeah, I'll be packing up my bags for this small New England town
And all of my friends will be there
Breathing the cold New England air
Yeah all of my friends will be there
Breathing the cold New England air
And I'll be miles away from you, in this small New England town
Yeah, I'll be miles away from you, in this small New England town
And I'm not gonna feel so sad
And I'm not gonna feel so down
And I'm not gonna feel so bad
In this small New England town
And I'm not gonna feel so mad
And I'm not gonna feel so down
And I'm packing up my bags
For this small new England town
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