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Remembering
02:53
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I wake up on the floor of friends I've known a couple times
Never more than one hard stare
We talk about things I can't recall
It's nothing too mundane
But I grasp on these little words
To remind me of my fate
That someday all of this will fade away
I wake up on the floor of friends I've known a couple times
Never more than one hard stare
We talk about things I can't recall
It's nothing too mundane
But I grasp on their little words
To remind me of my fate
But I grasp onto their little words
To remind them of my fate
Someday
We'll fade away
Someday
I can't remember your words
I can't remember your words
I can't remember your words
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2. |
Exploder
02:13
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I do most of my writing
In the backseats of cars
A bus-riding woman saying farewell
Is oh so hard
Jimmy's exploding
And everything is fine
He's hanging on
Thank god the child is fine
A cheer and a smile
Assist her wave
Clicks her heels twice
To go on with her day
Jimmy's exploding
And everything is fine
He's hanging on
Thank god the child is fine
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3. |
Intro to Lamps
01:16
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4. |
Chinese Lamps
02:27
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I see the whites of your hands
I see the black of your eyes
I see the strand on your mouth
I hear your trembling sighs
I see the whites of your hands
I see the black of your eyes
I hear the stand in your mouth
I see it move with your sighs
I bought some Chinese lamps
To show that I feel something
I bought some Chinese lamps
To show that I care
I bought some Chinese lamps
To show that I feel something
I bought some Chinese lamps
To show that I care
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5. |
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I'm just fucking around
Worrying about a nineteen year old crush
I'm just fucking around
Worrying about if I drink too much
Exercising and doing what healthy people do
It's my life it's all for me
I get five texts from my mom telling me I got a card
From her sister who is marrying
At the courthouse two people are made into one
In front of the state
At the courthouse two people are made into one
I'm skeptical of her choice
The celebration happens during the time
We aside for the men in our lives
My dad can't walk anymore
Than however large that room is
My mom asks "Will I watch him?"
I say "Of course"
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6. |
Stars
00:45
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I see the stars
And I want to go
I see the stars
And I want to go
I see the stars
And I want to go
I see the end
And I want to go
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7. |
First Kiss Franzia
02:36
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I never kissed anyone til I was nineteen
I never kissed anyone til I was nineteen
When I'm in cold showers
I go back to my high school gym class
I was plumper than some
And I felt so, so bad
I never kissed anyone til I was nineteen
Her name was Naomi and she was quite a scream
I never kissed anyone til I was nineteen
I never kissed anyone til I was nineteen
Isn't it weird how we always write about love
When there's so much more interesting stories in others
I admit I'm guilty of this trend
I promise some day I'll write about my friends
I never kissed anyone til I was nineteen
I never kissed anyone til I was nineteen
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8. |
Late
01:10
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I often think I am dumb
Like when I think my eye is closing off
Or watching girls before bed
It's my conservative upbringing
My friend says it just my Protestant work ethic
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9. |
Lake Side
02:09
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I take my shirt off in front of others
I slouch it by my former lover
It's the first time in a while
Peanut butter and some bread with water
Dripping down my glasses
I am lakeside until we drive
Then somehow we get pulled over
We drive along and I smell
Honeysuckle floating through the air
This is the scent of when I was
Young and played outside and thought I
Was alone
Speechless in the car I tell myself
Not of think about the pointlessness of it all
I have a job, I have some friends and each week
I start it all over again
I start it all over again
I start it all over again
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