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When You Go
02:27
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Sometimes I think I can feel you around me
At night I drink to get closer to (something)
When you go
At least let me know
You've graced my reach
Leave a note
Swing the doors
Let the curtains blow
Ring the bells
Reach below
Prove me wrong
Let me know
Break the walls
Of your astral cold
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Speeding through the backroads sliding
Up and down the asphalt trying
To keep myself more or less composed
Turning on a slight conviction
Feeling now a loss of diction
I could wait, but maybe I better just go home
Driving past your house I wonder
If I'd even know if you were
Back in town, would you let me know
Time zones keep me in a prison
It's only in your past I live in
Just come home and we can call it
Even
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3. |
VT Interlude
01:27
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4. |
Marsh Life
03:33
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Wait all day
Staring at the carpeting
Try to find the message left for me
Feeling strange
Nobody believes a word you say
She can tell your in another state
An abysmal life force wants to play
Let him out so he can feel my weight
And the salty blood flows circulate
You can change a heart beat
Just concentrate
If I'm ok
Why does everything rearrange
Run into the store pay a dollar in change
Lose the way
To behave, act naturally
Walk strait up the street, don't let them see
Yesterday I was near my family
I didn't smoke
I was seventeen
Try to keep it alive
But your falling asleep
You can feel it losing like a slot machine
If I'm ok
Why does everything rearrange
Run into the store pay a dollar in change
Lose the way
To behave, act naturally
Walk strait up the street, don't let them see
Yesterday I was near my family
I didn't smoke
I was seventeen
Try to keep it alive
But your falling asleep
You can feel it losing like a slot machine
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5. |
Stalls
03:45
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You were in the stalls
I was out my mind
Go back to the start
Go back to that night
This is not a drama
This is sacrifice
If this ain't why you came
Then I have no advice
Voices in the hallways
Keeps you up at night
Because fear is real in love
But of a different kind
Find another answer
Because I'll be home tonight
Wondering which part
Of me you will recite
I have been a passenger
Almost all my life
To afraid to stop
To afraid to fight
Baby your detention
It's written in your eyes
It's all that is left
When you compromise
Tired on the train
Think of me sometime
In the stairwells of your brain
and the recess of your mind
You are in the the stalls
And I am out of time
Go back to the start
Tell me what you find
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6. |
Bells
01:31
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7. |
Love Is...
04:27
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Life is anxious
She is soft and patient
And never out of time
Love is loveless
and controlled by nothing
But the words you find
I don't want you to go
I don't want you to go
Two things I should
Tell you today
I love you I love the way you feel
The way to work
The L delays
These things let me know it's real
I don't want you to go
I don't want you to go
I don't want you to go
I don't want you to go
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Cavities Burlington, Vermont
also known as Greg Freeman
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