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Burn The Night
03:06
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Someday I
‘Burn The Night’
I know I’ve been someone that you don’t like
And i know that things will get better
With the words that you say as you push me away
It still hurts but at least its done
Lets burn the night away
With all the stupid things we said
I know we’ll get there in the end
(Get there in the end)
I believed you all along
That everything was all my fault
Where did we go wrong
And I know we’ll never be the same
As when we met on our first date
But at least we’re not alone
Lets burn the night away with all
The stupid things we said
I know we’ll get there in the end
And I know that it’s easy for you
To hide yourself in plain view
When everything comes crashing
Down around you
Lets burn the night
Lets burn the night
Lets burn the night away
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Lost Heart
03:58
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Young Forever
03:04
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Letting Go
03:35
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Someday I Torquay, UK
Someday I are a pop-punk/rock band from the sunny English Riviera. Following up from their 2012 self-titled E.P, the band are now releasing their second EP ‘Chances’ on August 3rd. Having already had support from BBC Introducing and had their first single ‘Burn The Night’ premiered on Huw Stephens show on BBC Radio 1, the band are releasing the official music video for the track on July 20th. ... more
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