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Arya II
02:36
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Well I got my list
of things I'd like to fix
Yeah they stay on my mind
I try and hide my name
playing this lying game
It helps me bide my time
Life is rarely fare
and I'm thinking death don't care
In a sea of faces I'm adrift
And so many men
want me to remember them
Yeah they don't want my gift
And I still dream of wolves
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2. |
Ned
01:53
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I held my tongue
as I watched all our work undone
By a man
I consider my best friend
A kingdoms one thing to win
but it's another to keep
The deaths of so many men
sometimes I find it hard to sleep
To think of all the things I brought back with me
The memories of a bloody bed and a bastard baby
And I don't expect you to understand this
But I made a promise
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3. |
Sansa/Sandor
02:49
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Sansa:
I don't believe
in the songs my mother used to sing
Cause I've seen some things
no mother wants anyone to see
And I feel estranged;
a strange feeling to be
a bird trapped in a cage
and all I have left to do is sing
Pretty words
well rehearsed
Could things possibly be worse?
I don't know
I just do what I'm told
Sandor:
Life's not a song, little bird
Hero's don't always get the girl
Don't get me wrong, little bird
I'd still love to see you twirl
Cause you have a way with me
I can talk to you
Run away with me
I'll take care of you
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