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Friend or Foe
02:39
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When I had nowhere else to go
You left me out on my own
Friend or foe, friend or foe
Something I’ll never know
You followed me into the dark
Watched me weeping from afar
Friend or foe, friend or foe
Will you ever let me go?
I, I really don’t believe
That this is you and me
What do you think?
What do you think?
I, I really don’t believe
That this is meant to be
What do you think?
Tell me, what do you think?
Friend or foe, friend or foe
Friend or foe, friend or foe
Are you a friend, or are you a foe?
This fool will never know
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La Guerre
04:46
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La guerre, la guerre
Est-ce que ce nécessaire
La guerre, la guerre
Qu'est que ça va changer, changer
L'homme qui va à la guerre
Il a peur, il a peur
Et sa mère, sa mère
Elle pleur, elle pleur, elle pleur
Elle espère que tu reviendras
Ayez, ayez, ayez du courage
Restez, restez, restez forte
Soyez, soyez, soyez brave
Ne laissez pas la monde tu changes
Je connais cette homme, je le connais bien
Il vais et vient, vais et vient, à travaillés les saisons
Ici aujourd'hui, parti demain
Je prie, je prie, je prie que tu reviendras
Il cache sa peur sous là camouflage
Il cache ses larmes sous la pluie
Ses bottes sont couvert dans le sang et la saleté
Et son fusil fume encore (encore)
Don't go, don't go
Don't go, don't go
Don't change, don't change
Don't go to war
N'allez pas, n'allez pas
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Once Upon a Time
03:55
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There was a time long ago when you knew my name
There was a time when I was unafraid
You took my fears, washed them all away
But now I’m here, cast within this doubt
Now I’m here, stumbling about
I can’t regain, I’m restless and unwell
I call your name, but nothing comes my way
Oh, nothing comes my way except the rain
There is no light but the lightning that strikes
So I’ll embrace the storm
I can’t refrain these shadows overhead
They cloud my mind, I’ve lost my way, I’ve lost the light
I can’t regain, I’m restless and unwell
I call your name, but nothing comes my way
Oh, nothing comes my way
I can’t regain, I’m restless and unwell
I call your name, but nothing comes my way
Oh, nothing comes my way except the rain
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Home
04:09
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Death walked in with his head held high
Chest puffed out, and nose pointed at the sky
He walked in, didn’t give a damn
About the ones who were in love, the ones who needed them
He took his pick, chose the innocent
Grabbed them by the hand to lead them from the light
Well go on and take his life, take her life, take those lives
Cause’ they’ve already got their tickets, going home
And it’s a one way train, a one way train, and you’re too late
To stop them all from going home
Going home, going home, going home
Boarding time starts before death arrives
Departure is too soon for him to try
To take your life, to take your life, you’ll be fine
Cause’ you’ve already got your ticket going home
So go on and take his life, take her life, take those lives
Cause’ they’ve already got their tickets, going home
And it’s a one way train, a one way train, and you’re too late
To stop them all from going home
Going home, going home, going home
Going home, going homes, going home
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Adrienne Aragon Denver, Colorado
Musician, Artist, and Photographer based in Downtown Denver, CO
www.AdrienneAragon.com
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