1. |
Morning Light
02:43
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Awake before the morning light
Waiting for sunrise
Thinking back to days when we
Had nothing but time
Keeping you close to me
Keeping you close to me
It fades away
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2. |
Evergreen
03:48
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Embers burn around the stem
Scorched like the forest floor
She said to me
"I want it evergreen but the needles will prick your skin"
So bury me before thirty
Cause I'm not living the way I should
My throat is hoarse
My voice is weak
And my mind's made a fool of me
I know these darker years can never disappear
You went out for the weekend for good
Silver cord taut through my chest
Pulls me in again
I ascend into reach into the branches
of a large shedding leaves
Shed your leaves
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3. |
Boxcar
03:32
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You through it off the bridge
It sank down to the core
As it settles on the bedrock
You'll bury it in time
You can take care of yourself
But that's all you can handle
While I build things up
They just cave in and
I can't hold it up alone
Drove to southern Illinois
Out of morbid curiousity
To see what it's like to
Die alone
Now all these days have passed
And I'm left with the smell of your boxcar
Something distinctly pine
There is nothing I can do
When we're alone and you're not there
I can't let go, I just hold my breath
It's coming down to sudden death
Oh I can't rest til you get home
Are you gonna make me waste alone
I'll waste away without you baby
Waste away with out this baby
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Revolving
03:22
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It's breaking my heart as I overthink the introductions
I'd have hoped I'd have made by now
I could've lived honest, shoveled snow, and shook hands with the sheriff
Before my intentions soured the mood
Fixate on the only thing that I have ever wanted
When you stand you block out the sun
Every part of me now is understanding why
Every one of my friends doesn't want to be a rockstar anymore
Brick by brick I've been building
Something I want to live in
Taking steps I need to
Earn a place to
Hang my coat by the front door
Find you reading on the back porch
Spend our money frivolously
Never want for anything
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5. |
Bradbury
02:02
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6. |
Black Spot
04:34
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Black spot on my palm
Had me running to the pharmacy for help
When you talk I'm speculating
The spinning in my head into gospel truth
Will you stay by my side until we
Move into the afterlife
Will you find me when our energies disperse
Will this black spot
Will this black spot swallow us whole
Electric wires overhead
Dangling while I choke upon these fumes
Now we don't talk; I'm sorting out
The spinning in my head into something true
I wish that you could see the same
In the colors and the shapes we make
If I keep you on my mind are you mine for good
Will this black spot
Will this black spot swallow us whole
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7. |
Going Deaf With Age
07:34
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Something crept into our room
As I listened to you dream
I get hung up keeping time
I don't breathe
When I wasn't that much younger
I was numb but I was free
Living vastly unaware
I was peeling
So if I shed all of that skin
You face the other way in bed
Leave me searching connections
In my head
We have only done so much
Yet remained so parallel
You have made me feel alive
But when you're away
When you're away
When you're away I lose my mind
All I want's living in your dream
In the soil that grounds you
I'll forfeit all of my routines for you
If you don't want me around anymore
I can't control that
Can't ever say what's right for you
You have to find it on your own
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