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Linework
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You had some of your own
Well, I had a few lines myself
Though we couldn’t afford any of them
Well, they still hurt like hell
As the ink fades now, it’s easy to forget
About the days we used to love
We were them passionate fools
Who defied every rule
Just to say we’d had enough
But it’s a little too late now
I spent that summer alone
Yeah, I ran around without you
I missed that look in your eyes
On them cool August nights
Who could forget that shade of blue?
I’d watch that damn sunrise with you
But it’s a little too late now
We had to find our way
And it’s okay that we slowed it down
Though the ink may fade
Our hearts stay the same
But it’s a little too late now
Yeah, and I still miss the way that we talk
I meant to call when they boarded up our favourite spot
Its unfair we all get lost in this dying town
But it’s a little too late now
We had to find our way
And it’s okay that we slowed it down
Thought the ink may fade
Our hearts stay the same
But it’s a little too late now
It’s just a little too
If one thing was different
Maybe we’d have both stayed the same
The only thing that I regret
Is the way it had to end that day
Oh why’d it have to end that way
You had some of you own
Now, they run around just like you
With a look in their eyes I’ve seen so many times
When we punks yeah we were fools
We’ll always have these damn tattoos
But it’s a little too late now
We had to find our way
And it’s okay that we slowed it down
Though the ink may fade
Our hearts stay the same
But it’s a little too late now
We had to find our way
Thought the ink may fade
Our hearts stay the same
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The Honest Heart Collective Thunder Bay, Ontario
A rock band from Thunder Bay
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