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The Edge of the World
04:01
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Your eyes catching every bit of light
Our voices echo in the night
Singing like a choir of angels
She's a double agent in disguise
Holds my heart captive every time
Where you're going I will follow
Heaven knows what you'd do
Two stars up in the sky
Your heartbeat keeps pulling me out of time
Heaven knows what you'd do
Like a ship without a crew
I'd fall off the edge of the world with you
And while it rains on everyone
Her face is shining like the sun
Her world is flowers in bloom
An arms arm's to heaven. no concern
A saving grace a subtle turn
And I'll be always with you
We should run as far as the night takes us
We'll never run far enough
For you I will defend
Waste the time we spend
Find some rules to bend
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Hold On
04:07
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Still in Love With You
03:41
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Brave Magnetic Peterborough, Ontario
Brave Magnetic is the solo project for Matt Crowley - singer and songwriter from Peterborough, On band Union City
www.unioncitymusic.com
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