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Burp
02:55
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It’s 4am
I’m tossing and turning again
While you’re soundly asleep
In your white cotton sheets
Hard to think that we changed
Two people the same, broken love
Holy ghost with your name
What were you dreaming
When I was staring through your ceiling
Are you getting better
Are you still playing my records
Do I still keep you up
And is your sleep still fucked
Maybe you’d rather just forget altogether
But when I moved
You’d move too
In a language only we knew
If you could hear me
What would you do
Am I finding that all along
I’m wrong
Did I misremember
Those frozen nights in November
With your panic attacks
Or my lack of surrender
You said on and on on
It’s just your life that’s going wrong
But when I moved
You’d move too
In a language only we knew
If you could hear me
What would you do?
Am I finding that all along
I’m wrong
And when you moved
I moved too
In a language only we knew
But through the noise
I couldn’t hear you
Am I finding that all along
You’ve gone
So when I see your frame
Will I still hear a hymn in your name
Are you coming to take me again
Or are we all alone
No end to end
‘Cause when I moved
You’d move too
In a language only we knew
If you could hear me
What would you do?
Am I finding that all along
I’m wrong
And when you moved
I moved too
In a language only we knew
But through the noise
I couldn’t hear you
Am I finding that all along
You’ve gone
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2. |
Willow
02:50
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I'll start up the car
Just pay me no mind
Close your eyes in the headlights
And blur as I drive
The glow of the moon
Hanging low through the night
Like the truth, it hangs too
Depending upon you
I’ll pass by the yard
Where you spent your whole life
As I wasted mine on
Just trying to get by
Did it hurt when I cut
Could you ever know why
You said, “I tried not to go
You kept me outside”
Hold the branches of trees
To cover my eyes
Place the seventeen rocks
For the bed where I lie
Pad the blankets with willow
And wrap me up tight
Feeding embers forever
We’re burning together
Keeping in time
Bringing waves with our tide
We’re spinning our compass
To chase either side
When it’s time to let go
Will you wrap me up tight
We’ll be burning together
We’re burning forever
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3. |
Follow
04:11
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Sit on your bed when I go away
Waiting for sun on a rainy day
Every time it hurt the most
On every road I saw your ghost
Try it again like it’s something new
Pretend there’s no faith that I stole from you
Creak in the hallways when we’re alone
The sound fills my ears as you’re heading home
Where I go, I go
Where I go
Would you follow
Holding your body so close to mine
It felt like the last time we’d be alive
Electric heat inside my room
Hummed along as alarms rang all afternoon
We’re keeping our time with a broken clock
We’re dancing all night, too afraid to stop
We meet in desperate rendezvous
Asleep most the time just to be with you
Where I go, I go
Where I go
Would you follow
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4. |
Rain Cloud
02:38
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Do you remember
All the things you said
When I was still asleep
Yeah I could hear you
But I couldn't place
Your face within my dreams
Nobody loved you
And you said that's how
You got the way you are
Your frame changes shape
Yeah, you're here then you fade
You give up to give in and move on
Well you're there and then you're gone
You give me hope to put me on
And when you fall you fall so far
You make it hard
So damn hard
The self-conjecture
In the middle of the night
When you speak a thousand words
With your mouth closed tight
Yeah I can hear you
In your mind, in your head
While you're shining your light
On the back of the bed
So tell me what you thought about
When you spent so many days
Being my rain cloud
Being my rain cloud now
Well you're there and then you're gone
You give me hope to put me on
And when you fall you fall so far
You make it hard
So damn hard
You’re gone away
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