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Listen in if I wanted to
Blocking out for the afternoon
Whistling through the highest wind
Grappling with the greatest grip
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2. |
Sidewalk
04:03
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Hiding in all the right places
Just me and all of my faces
Touchdown - it’s up to my neck now
Wrung out and playin’ my cards right
Clap my hands and count to ten
The celebration, it needs to end
The voice is dry, the strings are tight
All collection, the birds in flight
I know i’m wrong but it’s not my fault
Escape relation, reflection bend
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3. |
The Dreamer
03:10
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It’s stuck in my head, let’s hope for the best
I’ll try to change for you, I know I’m a mess
Stare at the wall and give it your all
Taking your time with me, I’m hanging it up
Split it with me, maybe we’ll get it for free
It’s not the dreamer that I thought I would be
Lost my memory twice, doesn’t that sound nice
But it’s wasting energy on keeping me clean
I was always a dreamer
But you, you called me a loser
Single it out and let it run up my spine
The western heater, it’s making me shine
See at all once what a life it was
Don’t regret me after the feeling the love
Split it with me, maybe we’ll get it for free
It’s not the dreamer that I thought I would be
Lost my memory twice, doesn’t that sound nice
But it’s wasting energy on keeping me clean
I was always a dreamer
But you, you called me a loser
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4. |
The Spine
06:24
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It’s a hard day when the night comes slow
Driving down the dirt road along the spine
I stand
I stand
I stand
None from the sky, though blowing off the ground,
A dusting of snow will disappear
My man
My man
My man
Good is the life-ending faith
Turn on the all-star catalog
Have a thought
Give into your hope and pray
Blink through the matching photographs
in the fog
Silhouette fell underneath the hill
I like it like that, the pressure fill
Stand still and try to make out the sound
Wallow on top of the plastic town
And roll in the grass, the dreamer feel
Hanging around in my head
Good is the life-ending faith
Turn on the all-star catalog
Have a thought
Give into your hope and pray
Blink through the matching photographs
in the fog
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5. |
How Far (ft. Winter)
02:27
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Walking on a highway,
really need a road map
Maybe it’s a good day
to call a cab and dip out
How far can I get with
the tenner in my pocket
Did I close the front door?
Doesn’t matter no more
And it starts to rain, rain
Believe me when I say that
I really tried to get there
The panic hit the pavement,
you only show to not care
The shoulder of the exit
is hidden in the darkness
Gotta flag a car down,
all without reception
And it starts to rain, rain
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Walked across the ridgeline
while I wait for life to change
What’s left to do after you
but watch the green decay?
What are you on about today?
Turn around again, this way
Chemical catastrophe
Ain’t it nice, the afterlife?
Where the stones are left to lay
Hiding out underground
where I come to run away
What are we on about today?
End the world again, your way
Fantasy catastrophe
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7. |
Magnetic
02:23
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I think we all agree it’s magnetic
Standing on a line, I’m there
Copy of a world we inhabit
Sharing on the fire with care
Find another way, less dramatic
Stop it on a dime, from tears
I don’t wanna take this for granted
Just another day or year
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8. |
For A Voter
02:10
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Alternate between the saw and hatchet
Estimated profit: high
Coin is what you’re valued by
Don’t let greed be the norm
Imitate emotion for a voter
Estimated profit: high
Coin is what you’re valued by
Don’t let greed be the norm
Polar-
Polar-
Polarize
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9. |
Hiding Out
01:39
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All my toys applaud
None of us belong
Time will tell how long is long
Stuck in the swamp
All my toys applaud
None of us belong
Time will tell how long is long
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10. |
Wasting the Weekends
04:13
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Passing strangers, I’m lingering
Broken format, let’s blow this thing
I’ve been wasting the weekends
Lord forgive me, I sinned again
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