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Sirens
02:44
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I'll try
And try
I promise I'll try
I've got good intentions but I'm taking my time
I'll try and I'll try
I've made up my mind
With only intention I'd be wasting my life
Let's Go!
(repeat)
You sit under a rock and wait for things to move along
The type to leave it all to fate but maybe you're wrong
You wait until the sirens call that tell us when to go
If this world is what you make it
You'd be better off alone
If I give up the fight
I'd be wasting my life
Sirens calling, telling me I haven't got the right
If I give up the fight
I'd be wasting my life
Sirens calling, telling me that I'll be crucified
Sirens Call
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I Don't Want To
00:46
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Talk, Talk, Talk.
Everything you say--
I know why you feel this way
You could learn a thing or two
Just sit back and listen, too
Don't know what they're fighting for
Neither side can win this war
Fighting I've no patience for
I Don't Want To Know
Time again you have your say
Who knows how you live this way
None of it is true
Don't know what you're fighting for
Neither side can win this war
Fighting I've no patience for
I Don't Want To Know
NO
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Let Me Know
00:48
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I spend so much time thinking
What to do, and what to say
If I knew what you were thinking,
I wouldn't make mistakes
I lay it on the table:
my thoughts and all my fears
I know that I'm unstable
I guess that's why you're here
How you feelin
Let Me Know
So trust me with your secrets
I won't give them away
And we can live like humans
It's better off this way
How you feelin
Let Me Know
GO
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Yacht Patrol Sudbury, Ontario
Yacht Patrol is a 4-piece Punk band from Sudbury, Ontario, in the vein of early 80s American Hardcore, with a more melodic and emotional vocal highlight
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