1. |
Lovesick
03:49
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Verse
I never thought,
I'd be yours
Oh you took my heart
And now everything's reversed
I've been dreaming
When nobody's watching
And I'm finding myself Lovesick
Holding every breath in
Chorus
And I forget how it felt to be loveless
And I don't want to go through that again
Well you just broke through my chains
And helped me start over
Start over
Verse
The bright side was neglected
All that was seen was shades of gray
But you, brought me to a new light
And I've ever been so amazed
And I'm finding myself Lovesick
Holding every breath in
Chorus
And I forget how it felt to be loveless
And I don't want to go through that again
Well you just broke through my chains
And helped me start over
Start over
Bridge
You broke me down
And built me up
Show me more
Just show me
Chorus
And I forget how it felt to be loveless
And I don't want to go through that again
Well you just broke through my chains
And helped me start over
Start over
again again again
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2. |
Catch Me
03:21
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3. |
Try To Forget
04:23
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4. |
Believe You Me
03:16
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6. |
Soul Tied
03:57
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Stealing Vanity Daytona Beach, Florida
Stealing Vanity is a rock band that has not only surprised their Floridian followers but also themselves in their fast growing success. Along the sunny east coast, they are appreciated for their strong work ethic and loved for their unique sound.
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