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Too Late To Compromise
03:28
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Verse 1:
I believe the distance from the words you choose
Is playing out in your every move
I can hear the echoes of deceit ringing through my head
Verse 2:
And I wish that we could have sustained this
The other problems start weighing
I can see a whisper of truth wringing through your hands
Chorus:
It’s too late to compromise
It’s too late to compromise X2
It’s too late to compromise
and lie in wait
Verse 3:
And I can’t take it any longer
We could have been so much stronger
If you would follow through on everything you said
Verse 4:
And I wish that we could have sustained this
I could feel the patience start waning
I can see a whisper of truth wringing through your hands
Chorus:
It’s too late to compromise
It’s too late to compromise X2
It’s too late to compromise
and lie in wait
Bridge/Pre-Chorus?
I can’t commit
I can’t commit X2
I can’t commit
and lie in wait
Chorus:
It’s too late to compromise
It’s too late to compromise X2
It’s too late to compromise
and lie in wait
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2. |
Ego Death
02:32
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3. |
Love Lost
04:17
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4. |
Carry
03:18
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5. |
Faultlines
03:24
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6. |
It's A Shame
04:07
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Moon Palace Seattle, Washington
Cat Biell - Vocals & Guitar
Carrie Biell - Vocals & Bass
Gabriel Molinaro- Synth
Jude Miqueli - Drums
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