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Stay With Me
04:09
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Walking late at night
In the city park
Talking ‘bout our lives
In the quiet and dark
Taking our time
Even though it’s late
Hopin that we’ll meet
on another day
But if you
want to stay with me
You could
you could walk with me
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Lost
05:22
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I overcome the obstacles that lay behind your steps
I duck and weave I get no time to rest
I opened a cavern holding my deepest fears
I sit and drown in my own tears
Deep into the cavern I see a light
Enlightening the cave opening my mind
I force myself to stand up and make haste
As water rushes in laying all to waste
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3. |
The Ladder And The Wall
04:31
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Verse 1:
I see a wall surrounding me
I built it myself out of anxiety
I see a ladder just out of reach
I reach out for it
cos it’s the only things I need
Verse 2:
I climb the ladder
Hold on to the rails
I try not to fall
And take a look over the wall
Not really sure what I’ll see
I’m a bit afraid
I take a little peek
But I don’t see monsters
All I see is me
Bridge:
Cos all I am
Is dust and sand
And all I see
Is simply me (a reflection of me)
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5. |
Lost (Orchestral)
03:35
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Outro (Be Hailed A Hero)
03:17
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Time to act now
It's taken hold
Be hailed a hero
Each time the story's told
Face your fears
Break the mold
Be hailed a hero
Each time the story's told
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Andrea Portelli Malta
Andrea Portelli is a solo artist from Malta. He writes, records and produces all the material in his bedroom using a handful of equipment, learning as he goes.
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