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Criminal - Acoustic
02:55
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you did a bad thing and then you took off running.
It was a bad thing, and it was all for nothing.
Don't tell your mama that her daughter is a criminal
who just wanted a taste of a different world.
It was a bad thing, we didn't see it coming.
Now I'm a mad thing, don't know what I'm becoming.
Go tell your papa that he lost his only child.
You just can't tame a woman
who's meant to be wild.
Now I'm gonna be the only one,
riding out into the sun.
Now I'm gonna be the only one
Now I'm gonna be the only one
riding out into the sun
Now I'm gonna be the only one
who was the innocent
who does the crime
who gets to walk away
who does the time
Now I'm gonna be the only one
riding out into the sun
Now I'm gonna be the only one
'cause I can't take it back now
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Valkyries
02:31
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see the fight of the century
hear the flight of the valkyries
they bow down, they bow down for you
Juliet on the balcony
Troubadours singing in harmony
The night owls, the deep howl
But what does it matter, you don't give a damn
Fortunate men with their heads in the sand
Champagne and roses will keep us all fed til the end
Juliet in the sacristy
Cyrano humming his rhapsody
In blue hours, from high towers
But what does it matter, you don't give a damn
When will you answer for blood on your hands
Happily ignorant, drinking the blood from the lambs
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TONNER
Tonner is a multi-instrumental musician, songwriter, and producer based in Orlando, Florida.
Since 2010, he's
traveled North America and Europe as a musician and band manager, while also working up his production and songwriting chops. His credits include features on soundtracks of national TV and independent films.
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