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One Last Time lyrics - The Coronas

We're both filled with hurt

We're both so unsure but for some reason

It means so much for more

For the last time we'll be lonely together

Will ease our troubled minds

We forget forever

And for just one last time

Place your hand inside mine

I miss you

We struggle not to say

The L-word, it's so weird now

I've said it a million times before

I'm not gonna lie, it feels so good

But tomorrow I'll cry, I misunderstood

'Cause for just one last night

Lay your hand beside mine

I miss you

I miss you

We're both filled with hurt

We're both so unsure but for some reason

It means so much for more

I miss you

I miss you

'Cause for just one last night

Place your hand inside mine

And I feel safe in your arms

Please stay

Why is this all so hard?

I miss you

I miss you

One Tree Hill lyrics - The Coronas

(originally by U2)

We turn away to face the cold, enduring chill

As the day begs the night for mercy, love

A sun so bright it leaves no shadows

Only scars carved into stone on the face of earth

The moon is up and over One Tree Hill

We see the sun go down in your eyes

You run like a river on to the sea

You run like a river runs to the sea

And in the world, a heart of darkness, a fire-zone

Where poets speak their heart then bleed for it

Jara sang, his song a weapon in the hands of love

You know his blood still cries from the ground

It runs like a river runs to the sea

It runs like a river to the sea

I don't believe in painted roses or bleeding hearts

While bullets rape the night of the merciful

I'll see you again when the stars fall from the sky

And the moon has turned red over One Tree Hill

We run like a river runs to the sea

We run like a river to the sea

And when it's rainin', rainin' hard

That's when the rain will break a heart

Rainin', rainin' in your heart

Rainin' in your heart

Rainin', rain into your heart

Rainin', rainin', rainin'

Rain into your heart

Rainin', ooh, rain in your heart, yeah

Feel it

Oh great ocean

Oh great sea

Run to the ocean

Run to the sea

Speak Up lyrics - The Coronas

I can never upstage you

As we walk into room

You radiate kindness, oh

But I'm starting to notice

Yeah I finally found a reason to focus

But if I don't know where I should begin

If you can help me out, speak up now

Tell me what you think

I will take it on the chin

I hear myself saying

Things I don't really believe

I try to stay present, oh

Listen, listen

Cause now I'm starting to notice

That I finally found a reason to focus

But I just don't know where I should begin

If you can help me out, speak up now

And I suppose this is exactly what growth is

But I just don't know where I should begin

Can you help me out, speak up now

Do you still think about us, oh

Cause I just want you to know this

Now I finally brought this thing into focus

But I still don't know where I should begin

If you can help me out, speak up now

And I suppose this is exactly what growth is

But I just don't know where I should begin

If you can help me out, speak up now

Can you help me out, speak up now

Do you still think about us, oh

I'll take it on the chin

Do you still think about us, oh

Taibhsí Nó Laochra lyrics - The Coronas

Seo muid réidh, taibhsí nó laoich

Scriosfadh aoibh fíor anam an té

Nó an bhfuil mé ró

Ciniciúil ar mhaith(e) liom fhéin

Buartha le rá, lig cinniúint an béim

'S ba léir, ba léir

'Sé deacair dúinn a rá

'Sé deacair dúinn a rá

Ach is léir, is léir dom

Go nglacfaidh sé go leor am

Agus beagáinín ádh

'Sé ag tosú dúinn

Ag glacadh an céad céim

Tá sé ag athrú

Ag feabhsú muid fhéin

Meas tú an cuma linn

Nó an gcreideann muid fós

Ach seo mar atá dúinn

Agus b'fhearr linn leanúint ár threo

'S ag dul an slí seo

Thar n'ais chuig an tús

Teacht ó na scáith

Ag glacadh do pháirt nú(a)

So ná lean leat

Ag cailliúint do shlí

Eireoidh leat le aidhmeanna simplí

'S ba léir, ya, ya, ba léir

'Sé deacair dúinn a rá

'Sé deacair dúinn a rá

Ach is léir, is leir dom

Go nglacfaidh sé go leor am

Agus beagáinín ádh

'Sé ag tosú dúinn

Ag glacadh an céad céim

Tá sé ag athrú

Ag feabhsú muid fhéin

Meas tú an cuma linn

Nó an gcreideann muid fós

Ach seo mar atá dúinn

'Sé ag tosú dúinn

Ag glacadh an céad céim

Tá sé ag athrú

Ag feabhsú muid fhéin

Meas tú an cuma linn

Nó an gcreideann muid fós

Ach seo mar atá dúinn

Agus b'fhearr linn leanúint ár threo...

Seo muid réidh, taibhsí nó laoich

Scriosfadh aoibh anam tubaisteach an té

Nó an bhfuil mé ró

Ciniciúil ar mhaith(e) liom fhéin

Buartha le rá, lig cinniúint an béim...

The Lakes Of Pontchartrain lyrics - The Coronas

It was on one bright March morning, I bid New Orleans Adieu

I took the road to Jackson Town, my fortune to renew

I cursed all foreign money, no credit could I gain

Which filled my heart with longing for the Lakes of Ponchartrain

Well, I stepped on board of a railroad car underneath the morning sun

And I rode the roads all evening and lay me down again

All strangers there no friends to me 'til a dark girl toward me came

And I fell in love with the Creole Girl, by the Lakes of Ponchartrain

Well, I said "Me pretty Creole Girl, my money here's no good

And if it weren't for all the alligators, I'd sleep out in the wood"

She said "You're welcome here kind stranger, though my house is very plain

"But we've never turned a stranger out, on the banks of Ponchartrain"

She took me to her mammy's house and treated me right well

The hair upon her shoulders in jet black ringlets fell

To try to paint her beauty, I'm sure 't would be in vain

So handsome was my Creole girl by the Lakes of Ponchartrain

Well, I asked her if she'd marry me, she said this could never be

For she had got a lover and he was lost at sea

She said that she would wait for him and true that she would remain

Till he'd return to his Creole girl, by the Lakes of Ponchartrain

So fare thee well, my Creole girl, may I never see you more

But I'll never forget your kindness, your cottage by the shore

And at each social gathering, a flowing glass I'll drain

And I'll drink a health to my Creole girl, by the Lakes of Ponchartrain