1. |
Colon
03:50
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Take it all,
Day long talk in my place.
Glass is tall,
Like scribbles on my order.
Golden laugh,
Take a sip,
The neighbors adrift on the matter.
There's a drip,
In the air,
A dream over there that's not mine.
Shoulder high,
This window lets the sun in.
Sayin' fine,
Bout being without lovely.
It's screaming, slashing,
Rudely laughing.
I'll burn it, hear it,
Burn it, hear it
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2. |
Squid
03:00
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Hardly made it,
Two or Three.
Situation,
Fixed for free.
Priscilla,
Don't go,
But you'll leave,
For sure.
Acclimated,
Oh you'll see.
Resignation,
Couple weeks.
Priscilla,
Don't go,
But you'll leave,
For sure.
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3. |
Joe
03:17
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Help me out,
From five to six.
You're cool with tricks.
And I'll take it away,
From you.
Take me on your way outside.
You're all the time.
But I'll take you away,
From Joe.
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4. |
Something Strange
02:43
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End the day,
Something Strange.
I lift my head and it's still
Day-time freezing rain,
Going insane.
Working through,
Nothing new.
I drift away, their day is new.
No evening blues,
Just toast and tunes.
Two Moon stay,
She's okay.
Everybody's on their way,
Through freezing rain,
Going insane.
End the day,
Something Strange.
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5. |
Priceless
03:31
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I've been sleeping on the ground,
And looking over shoulders I can't see around.
It's something, nothing, honest.
It's time-in, time-out for him.
Walking on the street before,
Had someone moving closer than ten steps or maybe more.
His nice-list wasn't priceless.
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6. |
End It On The Thing
05:39
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I'm taking on a mobile road,
A place though humble seems unknown.
Frozen eyes and distant ties,
Majora's mask, in retrospect,
Forget the tech-decks.
And I'm carefully calling
Don't fall down,
Don't fall down,
Don't fall down,
Don't fall down,
Don't fall all the way down.
And I'll take the long way down past,
But I don't want that.
And I'll take the long way back home,
But I don't want none.
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