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Don't Go (Radio Edit)
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Well I was not made for this world for too long
Oh but eating my pride it has made me so strong
And the touch of these girls it has left me so weak
Now I can't stand my own name or walk on these streets
Don't go – stay saving my soul
Heart attacks, broken backs, bitches and liars
They have hovered around all the good in my life
Just like Alison said I should change all my locks
Just like the hit from these cigarettes won't let me stop
Don't go – stay saving my soul
There's comfort in strangers but I can't stop once I start
And I guess it's just a temporary cure for the holes in this heart
And the bits of me break off as I'm moving along
Years ago I stopped trying to stick 'em back on
Don't go – stay saving my soul
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Don't Go (Album Version)
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The Ellis Collective Australia
The Ellis Collective create a patchwork of emotion that recounts the sadness, sickness, love and indecision that weaves its way through the fabric of everyday Australian life.
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