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Weight in Gold
03:50
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Weight in Gold
I'll go anywhere that you'll go
Just as long as we slip without a trace
Whispered soft enough to get close
Threw me every secret to misplace
Held my nerve up long enough to disguise
My failings from those prying eyes
Then the stars aligned that day and out of the cold
I'm convinced that you are more than your weight in gold
Time's still whenever I am near you
Losing count of the worries in my head
You're the reason I can see it through
and the meaning to everything I've read
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Subject to Change
03:28
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Subject to Change
Where are we now?
See I fell asleep and I lost my bearings
I understand that you're way past caring
Where are we now?
Gonna write myself a new prescription
Symptoms says I fit the description
So baby I don't know why and don't know when
I'm trying to remind myself
That I don't know why, don't know when
I'm trying to convince myself that
Everything is subject to change
Where are we now?
Gonna take in all in the ebbs and blows
I used to shudder at the thought
Where are we now?
I am seeing it from your perspective
I've never been a mood detective
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Bryan Estepa Sydney, Australia
Bryan Estepa is an Australian Singer-songwriter who has been part of the Australian independent music scene for over 20
years. Estepa has released 6 critically acclaimed studio albums and undertaken several tours through Australia, Europe, USA, Japan and The Philippines. Bryan has once been labelled one of 'Sydney's best kept secrets'.
New EP 'Back To The Middle' available 24th Sep 2021.
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