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Renegade
02:23
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I am born again
And right out of the gate
I’m discarded, I’m discarded
I’m thrown away
Now I mitigate
All the reasons why
I’m discarded, I’m discarded
I’m thrown away
Now, I’m the renegade
Now, I’m the renegade, well
I am carrying
Everything you say
I’m discarded, I’m discarded
I’m thrown away
Now I’m traveling
With al this dead weight
I discard it, I discard it
I throw it away
Now, I’m the renegade
Now, I’m the renegade
Now, I’m the renegade
Now, I’m the renegade
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Dreadnought
03:40
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Every day I see the water now
Subjugated after the falling out
It’s a lonely time, a lonely time, a lonely time
Why must the world end if I wanted out?
Oh, if I wanted out
Knowing I don’t have a chance to win
Longing for that which has never been
Oh, and every time, and every time, and every time
That I close my eyes I see your face and then
I’m back in that place again
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3. |
Isle of Man
04:57
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Come again?
Forgive me and my brief confusion
How you been?
You’re back to feed the old illusion
Settle in
And watch the sunset on the Isle of Man
Who am I?
The face displayed upon your paper
Tell me why
I am the subject of this labor
All the world
Knows I have fallen far without you there
Starting again
Am I able to stand
At the end of the day
Will I find my way
Let me go
To face the shackles I am holding
Tell me no
And see my sense of self unfolding
Come to my side
And watch the world around us burn to dust
And starting again
Will you help me to stand
At the end of the day
We’ll find our way
And carry the weight of the world
We’ll find our way
And carry the weight of the world
We’ll find our way
And carry the weight of the world
We’ll find our way
One day, one day
And starting again
Are we able to stand
At the end of the day
We’ll find our way
And carry the weight of the world
We’ll find our way
And carry the weight of the world
We’ll find our way
And carry the weight of the world
We’ll carry the weight of the world
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4. |
Liquid Ground
04:42
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Sun is setting
On the winds you travel away
And the ones you leave behind are here to stay
I don’t get it
For the pain was yours alone
And the callous words of the masses set in stone, it makes me feel so heartless
And all the symbols of your passing, they come around, well
I make the best of what has happened, find liquid ground
Day eleven
Since I last passed by your door
And the world keeps changing in spite of what came before
The castellan
Of the world you left to me
And the words that set you free
Will mark my life forever more I promise
And all the symbols of your passing, they come around
I make the best of what has happened, find liquid ground
Well, I make the best of what has happened, find liquid ground
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5. |
He Waits for No One
03:32
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I will never let you go
I will never let you go
I will never let you go
I will never let you go
I will never let you go
I will never let you go
I will never let you go
I won’t, I won’t, I won’t
I won’t, I won’t, I won’t
I will never let you go
I will never let you go
I won’t, I won’t, I won’t
I won’t, I won’t, I won’t
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5pm to Nowhere Milwaukee, Wisconsin
5PM to Nowhere is the brainchild of Milwaukee native Jacob Webb. He began writing music at the age of 12 as an emotional outlet, but once he started performing, he realized the power his music could have on others. Since then, he has sought to tell stories of love, loss, and self-discovery through his music. ... more
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