1. |
Pluck
03:08
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2. |
Only Child
02:37
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Staring at the sun in rooms,
Reflecting on the womb to tomb,
Fluorescent lights refracted sighs,
The stars burnt out behind the light,
Only child,
Lonely child,
Your only a child
Staring at the streaks in the sky,
Who's to say when a comet decides,
looking at the bellies of bombs,
We held our grudges with aplomb,
Only child,
Lonely child,
Your only a child
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3. |
Jubilee
03:23
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4. |
Stop it You
02:47
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Head perched atop a shoulder,
Feathered words hiding boulders,
Youthful cries make us older,
Virile sighs make it colder,
Stop it you,
Turn to blue,
Smell the flowers
In vacant rooms
All the buds were on the vine
But listless nitrates tend to pine,
Like a soup that's only brine,
It's not quite what I had in mind,
Stop it you,
Turn to blue,
Smell the flowers
In vacant rooms
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5. |
Drought
03:19
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Staring eyes bring love or shame,
I'm not sure about your neural stains,
Stone in stomach drowns the brain,
Empty glass won't inoculate,
A river that runs won't turn around,
Bound up gums turn teeth to crowns
Western winds bring soil not rain,
I'm not sure about the meaning of sane,
Cotton mouth makes me sick up your name,
Empty dashes won't irrigate,
A river that runs won't turn around,
Bound up gums turn teeth to crowns
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6. |
One Day at a Time
02:36
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The glow in your eyes that draws a line
One day at a time,
One day at a time,
The quiver in your cries that lump a throats plight
One day at a time,
One day at a time,
I'll forget you,
I'll forget you,
I'll forget you
One day at a time,
A stalwart's been blind but burning shame brings light
One day at a time,
One day at a time...
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7. |
It was an Accident
02:57
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My mind roams,
What ifs,
could of, should of,
Up against the ropes,
Pulled your punch but
Not enough
Accidents, they happen but
Sometimes they don't,
Fake your gasp and then
Pick the fat off the bone
Triangles cone,
Two points
Blur to none,
We fell like stones,
Split apart,
Ascend the rungs
Accidents, they happen but
Sometimes they don't,
Fake your gasp and then
Pick the fat off the bone
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8. |
For Now
03:32
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Drunk on your mouth, we're stuck in bed,
Fell asleep in a plume,
Best not get up and wake the dead,
Knuckled intent around the room,
I'll let it go to rest,
I'll let it go to rest,
For now,
for now,
I'll let it go to rest,
I'll let it go to rest,
For now,
for now,
I'll let it go,
I'll let it go,
I'll let it go.
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