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Sweet Sincere

from Burn The Bridge by Gasoline Kills

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It’s the moments just like this that I wish would never end
Drifting further out to the sea - what will we find
Oh those bright colored flashed in the sky - reflect through your eyes
Oh the sounds of the wave as they crash - sooth any soul

Sweet Sincere - Have you ever been afraid to dance alone
Sweet Sincere - Have you ever been afraid to wake alone
Not tonight

There are so many things that I failed to recognize
An angel lost her wings as she fell right through my arms
And my feet hurt hurt so much from dancing in the sand
Take my and and we’ll take a drive to a place without a name

Sweet Sincere - Have you ever been afraid to dance alone
Sweet Sincere - Have you ever been afraid to wake alone
Not tonight

It’s the moments just like this I’d cherish straight till the end
We’ll burn this candle at both ends and wonder when will it end

Sweet Sincere - Have you ever been afraid to dance alone
Sweet Sincere - Have you ever been afraid to wake alone
Not tonight

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from Burn The Bridge, released August 27, 2016

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Gasoline Kills California

Punk'n'roll from Southern California. 4 gentlemen who like to make the rock. Influences range from The Bouncing Souls, Gaslight Anthem, Dear Landlord, The Copyrights, Zeke and even Tom Petty.

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