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Miracles
04:55
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And I have come to believe in miracles
Which is to say I don't believe
Lifted my head from exclusivity
Saw the forest for the trees
And I have come to believe in eternity
An endless void I can't understand
I know I don't need a deity
To guide me into the great unknown
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Just Like That
03:32
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Chasing Heaven
03:58
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Back when you were seven
you couldn't know
but you were falling apart
When the night shade came down
down on you
you started playing a part
When your world frayed at the ends
When the truth made you pretend
The protection you didn't know
that you needed
was nowhere in sight
And the days became as dark as night
no one knew
the secret deep inside of you
When your world frayed at the ends
When the truth made you pretend
So you started chasing heaven
but what you found
was short lived
Now it's all a means to an end
Now it's all cold stone
When your world frayed at the ends
When the truth made you pretend
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JFP Massachusetts
JFP are;
Justin Vigeant – guitar, vocals
Jon Plet – bass
Greg Olson – drums, vocals
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