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So Long, Second Chances

from Quiet Mouths Loud Minds by Beneath The Spin Light

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VERSE 1

I called your cellphone to hear your pretty voice, I miss you so bad it even hurts to breathe. Please just call me back (why don't you call me?)
I try and try to keep you safe, but its so hard when you're so far away, you're so far away.

CHORUS

Chicago, is another world away (woah) I feel like giving in but I cant justify leaving you for good. All day I've been waiting for your phone call(woah)
please answer me, answer me, I cant go another day without you dear.

VERSE 2

I cant sleep another hour, you're running my mind again, you're in my thoughts and in my dreams, why wont you call me back?

BRIDGE

I've waited and I'm tired (I've waited and I'm tired) to hear your voice (to hear your voice) I feel like I'm so broken (I feel like I'm so broken) I'm done.

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from Quiet Mouths Loud Minds, released November 10, 2015

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Beneath The Spin Light Camano Island, Washington

3 piece pop punk band from Washington State.

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