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What’s behind that door
I have nothing to hide
A different story then I’ve known
I would never lie
Everything I’ve heard
My face is painted white
I have a feeling of mistrust
My eyes are black as night
Secrets you hide in that chest
so nobody can see the mess
you put on you put on that face
and hope it will erase your disgrace
perfect on the outside
cant hide from my own lies
whats on the inside
you will never find
whats behind closed doors
your own wars
Secrets you hide in that chest
so nobody can see the mess
you put on you put on that face
and hope it will erase your disgrace
what's behind closed doors
secrets are in store
no one noes anymore
what's behind your door
Secrets you hide in that chest
so nobody can see the mess
you put on you put on that face
and hope it will erase your disgrace
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Frame of Mind
03:32
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no one knows and whose to say
if everyone perceives in their own way
the words might be all the same but pictures change with each face
and if our minds were rearranged would the words mean anything
we might see it differently
its not what your taught its how you think
beneath everything
our own minds to tell us what we see
let your mind take you away to a different place
to a different place
let your mind take you away
no way to see it
no way to feel it
cant get inside of your head, cant get inside your head
no way to know
no proof to show
cant see through your eyes, cant get inside
we might see it differently
its not what your taught its how you think
beneath everything
our own minds to tell us what we see
let your mind take you away to a different place
to a different place
let your mind take you away
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Memories
05:46
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When I don’t know I just let go,
it’s gotten hard to be alone,
when I feel like all I do is a mistake
please don’t go, your all I know.
Looked out past what I had,
turned around everything went black
started this storm in my head.
Looked out past what I had,
now I cant find my way back
brought me to the questions I cant comprehend.
Please don’t go
Will you ever look at me the same.
Will you ever feel the same way.
I’m washed up wasting time, give me fate
I just want to be back in that place
I heard things I told myself couldn't be true,
I heard things but they could change what I knew.
The only thing that I could never fake,
you were the only think I could never.
Change you
Maybe you’d change me to.
Will you ever look at me the same.
I just want to feel the same way
I’m washed up wasting time, give me fate
I want to be back in that place
I’m cold trying to act like I’m fine,
but I’ve crossed a line.
Losing it thins time,
giving into my mind.
Relying on something else, trying to hide from this hell, that I’ve brought upon myself.
Will you ever look at me the same.
Will you ever feel the same way.
I’m washed up wasting time, give me fate
I just want to be back in that place
Im losing faith, I’m losing my mind
I just didn’t realized what i needed was here the whole time
Saving face, closing my eyes
come to realized I was to blame the whole time
Will you ever look at me the same.
Will you ever feel the same way.
I’m washed up wasting time, give me fate
I just want to be back in that place
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Spero San Diego, California
Spero is a California based rock and roll band with a nod to heavier blues with rich, gritty tones. We have been a band for
four years with multiple releases. Recently we had an opportunity to record with Vance Powell in Nashville after meeting him during SXSW. He produced our latest EP "Eclipse" set to be released May 13.
Jesse - Guitar/Vocal
Hillary - Keys/Vocal
Dylan - Drums
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