1. |
jane god
01:43
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i like us
the snow falls forever
a settled score
my fingers stick together
cotton mouthed teens out by the playground
a heart shaped mirror reflects time
we're alright
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2. |
bright little harp
01:40
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3. |
bore you
03:27
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you said we'd look over the fences
throwing stones, i'd cut my hair short
we felt at home without our parents
caught a cold, i'm young, i'm ageing
would you stand in the middle
i'm not complicated
pieces of me, looks like i'm asleep
the sun felt warm, a hole in my back
shed your skin, we're haunting houses
run round town all night with eyes closed
sleep on the floor, it's alright
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4. |
kenny
02:35
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little stars fell out the sky into my mouth
promise you'll stay close to light & open roads
light my candles for your flight, to keep you warm
still not sleeping right
move my things outside
hold tight i wont cave
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5. |
patience
02:41
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