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IN_OUT
04:41
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The sunlight rushes in
White walls say everything
A dark dimple on the bed
Marks where you’d lay your head
And it goes
In and out an end that I’ll begin to live within
and out an end that I’ll begin to live within
and out an end that I’ll begin to live within
and out an end that I’ll begin to live with
I can hear a symphony
Moving in and out of me
And as it circles towards the sun
The notes bend to break and burnnnnnn
In and out an end that I’ll begin to live within
and out an end that I’ll begin to live within
and out an end that I’ll begin to live within
and out an end that I’ll begin to live with
and out an end that I’ll begin to live within
and out an end that I’ll begin to live within
and out an end that I’ll begin to live with…...
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2. |
Half As Far
03:45
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I don’t wanna know where I’m going
Open up a bit, let the rain in
Every little word, all the people
Were only worth as much as you made them to be
In this sea of dying stars
You can show them endless heart
But it always hurts the same as doing twice as much
But moving half as faaaaarrrr
I don’t really care where I’m going
Open up a bit, let the rain in
You can sell me for a buck
Put an ad on the TV
Throw me in the trash it really doesn’t mean that much to me
In this sea of dying stars
You can show them endless heart
But it always hurts the same as doing twice as much
But moving half as faaaaaarrr
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3. |
Can I See U Again
03:55
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I have lost a friend, though we’ve always been
drifting apart
If you’re lost at sea, hope you find your peace
Where you are
The smell of chalk on the crosswalk
The blurred apartments we cried
We found ourselves in a cycle
Every night
A love withheld in the night will
Lose its sight
Of every morning arrangement
For which we never had time
We fell in love with a stasis
Into my
Three hundred stairs to a safe place
Only we can find
The brightest clouds in the sky
Are pushed away by the wind
The greatest thing in my life
Was swept away by one thing
We thought that everything grew straight
With proper loving and time
But nothing comes from a safe place
Nothing right
And nearly everything take shape when you find
The brightest clouds in the sky
Are pushed away by the wind
The greatest thing in my life
Was swept away by one thing
Can I see you again?
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4. |
Holdin' On People
04:51
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Sprinting so fast he had come to his senses at last
But procrastination got him stuck at the station
Thoughts start to twirl like a dancer on bloody toes
An electric world circus created by a brain circuit
Holdin on people, wasting away
Loosen up evil, just for today
Ramblers and scramblers crawl up to your feet
(Are you ready now? Are you ready now?)
Vision is changing a feverish dream
(Are you ready now? Are you ready now?)
Ahh watch it now!
A crowd of people look down on you
As they scrape off the track what remains of you
Sprinting so fast he had come to his senses at last
But procrastination got him stuck at the statioooonnnn
Are you ready now? (ahhhhh)
Are you ready now? (ahhhhh)
Are you ready now? (ahhhhh)
Are you ready now?
Holdin on people, wasting away
Loosen up evil, just for today
Holdin on people, wasting away
Loosen up evil, just for today
Holdin on peeooooople
Holdin on peeooooople ooooo
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5. |
Whenever Forever
01:30
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*strings*
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