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Traveling
02:50
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And we're going out tonight
And we're going home tonight
And we know we're mortal
Blowing out the twilight with my fingers
Blowing in the daylight with my face
Your face
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Old Nevada
02:21
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I took the first flight out of desperate notions
From a lonely valley, in the dead of winter
I don't need to be home, got a sofa to sleep on
I don't need your fragrance, got a dream to sleep to
And it's snowing on a Friday and I don't know what I'm doing
I'll be fine
Disappearing like the old Nevada
With her seedy waitress, and a dream of jackpot
And a new shrimp cocktail
I went to Massachusetts to be far far away, I'm dreaming
I'll drown, I'll drown, I'm dreaming
It's snowing on a Friday and I don't know what I'm doing
I'll be fine.
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Times I've Died
01:27
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There've been times I've died
There've been times you've lied
It's not uncommon to lose yourself if you only try
It's not uncommon to lose yourself
There've been times I've died
There've been times you've lied
And at times I've lied
At times I've seen you try
But I'll move on
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Gone
02:29
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Where have you gone tonight?
Where have you gone this evening?
I knew you.
Where will you go tonight?
Where have you gone this evening?
I knew you.
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Down to the Ocean
03:32
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Down to the ocean with a bottle in my hand
Gonna drown myself inside of you
And if you love me too, dear, you'll be waiting there
I'll get drunker off a face like yours
The pills she's swallowed are in her belly
And there's nothing I can do
Only that kind of sweetness could drive me here
Ornaments of evening time
But now it's just the sunset and my mind.
We'd walk ourselves away down the shores and to the piers
We'd suffocate the bay.
I'd have gotten drunker off a face like yours
You'd have drowned me here
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Ambivalent Beauty
03:04
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Disproportionate and feeling heavy
It's not the last time I'll be drawing empty
I felt that you would be everybody.
We went to drive in your brother's army
But we went down with our hands a-wavin'
We found our way to ambivalent beauty
We will go down with our hands a-wavin'
The sun a sphere in it's enormous mystery
Laugh and watch as it rises in misery
Sing and watch as it falls in misery
And when we die we'll be drawing empty
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Reverence
02:50
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Rainy Day Katie
04:51
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Going with the wind
Going with the rain
Bleeding on your hand
Places never been
Now the day grows old
And my feet grow tired
Pleasure can be shared
And you say you're not scared
And we ride through this life
As the rain falls below
Now it's time to sleep
You say you will keep
And the moon, it burns
Tomorrow's so far away
You say you will keep
But tomorrow's so far away
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9. |
Thursday Afternoon
01:47
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10. |
Move
06:34
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I lie to myself
Way you breathe
Way you think
Way you move
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Vincent Hand Seattle, Washington
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