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Someday
03:51
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Lyrics for "Someday" from Big Little Lions:
Gone for now
Covered up
It’s peaceful
Not a trace, nor a track
Not painful
Vague shapes of a memory
Things that won’t let me go
Blur of what was meant to be
Under the soft blanket of someday
Look closely I can make out
Where the buried feelings poke out
Under ground
Don’t really mind if you can see them
They’re from another season
Another me
Vague shapes of a memory
Things that won’t let me go
Blur of what was meant to be
Under the soft blanket of someday
Vague shapes of a memory
Things that won’t let me go
Vague shapes of a memory
Things that I have let go
Blur of what was meant to be
Under the soft blanket of someday
Gone for now
Covered up
It’s peaceful
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Extraordinary
03:25
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Lyrics for "Extraordinary" from Big Little Lions:
I've more than had enough
And now it's time to make this happen
Can feel it in my blood
I'm wasting my time
I'm wasting my time
I'm nervous in these shoes
Taking one, oh one, step at a time
But what have I got to prove
I'm nearly there
I got a big hill to die on
Bring on the rain
The storm
I'm more than ready
It's calling my name
It'll be extraordinary
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These things I used to say
They don't feel right in my mouth
I shake the thoughts away
They belong in the past
So long in the past
The pressure that holds me back
Oh it's all all all all in my head
Got no one left to ask
And now I can climb up that hill to die on
Bring on the rain
The storm
I'm more than ready
It's calling my name
It'll be extraordinary
It's within my view
A mind more at ease
All I have to do
Is want to be seen
Bring on the rain
The storm
(I'm more than ready)
Time for a change
It'll be
(I'm more than ready)
Extraordinary
Bring on the rain
The storm
I'm more than ready
It's calling my name
It'll be extraordinary
Bring on the rain
Bring on the storm
Bring it
I'm more than ready
It's calling my name
It'll be extraordinary
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Goodbye for Now
04:18
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Lyrics for "Goodbye for Now" from Big Little Lions:
Left my key on the shelf
(Won't you stay)
Need to be somewhere else now
(Won't you stay)
No I won't turn around
(Won't you stay)
Goodbye
Goodbye
Goodbye for now
We both knew this would come
(Turn around)
May not feel like we're done yet
(Turn around)
Goodbye
Goodbye
Goodbye for now
Goodbye
Goodbye
Goodbye for now
Don't wait
Don't call
Don't know how long
It's all my fault
If you move on
Goodbye
Goodbye
Goodbye for now
I've gotta see for myself
(Let me in)
Let go of the hand I held onto
(Let me in)
Goodbye
Goodbye
Goodbye for now
Goodbye
Goodbye
Goodbye for now
Don't wait
Don't call
Don't know how long
It's all my fault
If you move on
Don't wait
Don't call
Don't know how long
Goodbye
Goodbye
Goodbye for now
Goodbye
Goodbye
Goodbye for now
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Big Little Lions Royston, British Columbia
Big Little Lions is the ferocious songwriting duo of Helen Austin and Paul Otten.
“The duo's sound
mixes the new school folk of Mumford and Sons with a dance rhythm that keeps the music sounding light and upbeat. It also doesn't hurt that their songs are very catchy and aided by how well Austin and Otten's voices complement each other.” - Examiner.com
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