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Emarosa
2016
Album
11 songs, 39:36 total time, 82.89 MB
Song lyrics
I don't mind where you're going
The remedy, remedy's the same
I don't mind, now you know me
The remedy, remedy's the same
If you're hurt, I'm sorry...
Hurt
Emarosa
I don't mind where you're going
The remedy, remedy's the same
I don't mind, now you know me
The remedy, remedy's the same
If you're hurt, I'm sorry
But that's what I've been through and
I'm lonely, cause I need you
I need you, and to help me through it
I'm sorry
Here I find what it takes to be alive
And I feel like I'm high enough but I'm not quite sure that I'm feeling up for it
I won't be home for the safe, you left our love but it just ain't enough to know I've got to go
I'm looking at myself but I don't see him anymore
If you're hurt, I'm sorry
But that's what I've been through and
I'm lonely, cause I need you
I need you, and to help me through it
I'm sorry
Unlock the door for you to help me through
Unlock the door for you to help me through
If you're hurt, I'm sorry
But that's what I've been through and
I'm lonely, cause I need you
I need you, and to help me through it
I'm sorry
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Published by: Kratos | Monday, July 18, 2016
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The intro cut establishes the dialogue between Bradley and his wife, as the rest of the album circles around their relationship in a state of turmoil with Bradley on the road constantly and the heartbreaking loss of losing a child. The song begins softly, with an acapella performance from Bradley, but it's once the guitars and drums enter that the song truly flourishes.