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Last time
02:18
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Still thinkin’ ‘bout the last time, still thinkin’ ‘bout the last time,
And my last cries.
I can’t stop thinking about you, and all of the things that you put me through.
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2. |
Is It Clear Now?
04:23
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Where can I lay my head without you here? Without you here…
Living without a dream, I close my eyes and you appear.
Roses smell the same, what changes is the taste of fear.
Is it clear now? Is it clear now? Is it clear now?
I don’t need anybody, then why are there tears?
Where can I lay my head saturated in tears?
I should’ve never trusted myself with you.
Now we’ll never know the truth when it comes to me and you.
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3. |
IICN Interlude
01:33
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4. |
I'm Okay
05:15
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To think we could’ve known what we could be,
I used to think so.
I’ve been searchin’ for an answer to believe
Because I’m hopeful.
But I’ve tried to believe things would’ve been better than before,
But it’s hard to see when things aren’t any better but worse.
I’m okay, I’m okay, I’m okay
I’m okay, I’m okay, I’m okay.
I’ll be okay.
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5. |
I'll Be Okay Interlude
01:36
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6. |
I Could've Loved You
05:12
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I had to let you go,
But my heart didn’t want to.
It wasn’t love, just a thing that felt real.
I don’t want to fall back in to my old habits,
But I could've loved you, if it was the last thing I could do.
I’ll never let you know, ‘cause our hearts deserve to grow.
What are our wants? And the hearts desire?
Every relationship could end.
Why do we hold on to things we don’t need?
But, I don’t want to fall back in to my old habits,
I could’ve loved you, if it’s the last thing I could do.
I’ll never let you know, ‘cause our hearts deserve to grow,
I could’ve loved you.
I could’ve loved you, if it’s the last thing I could learn,
When it comes to me and you.
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Mikaela Elson Los Angeles, California
Mikaela Elson is a Los Angeles based vocalist, writer, teacher, and artist.
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