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Good Effort
04:05
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With no inflections
Inflation of winter nights
Bring brightness when needed
But whatever happens in the end
All that connection it's always so
Strenuous, stressed, ended
so suddenly
We run past the corners
Of calendar pages
They rip as we tread and then
Close in on where we want to be
(mumbling)
Radiant Light, Radiant Light
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Mumbling
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3. |
The Northeast Woodlands
03:08
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Please be nice to me
nice to me
nice to meet you
comfort me
nice to me
nice to me
nice to meet you
comfort me
In the forest I grow strong
In the darkness I grow up
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4. |
Walk Wildly, Blind Men
03:06
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Your breaths mechanical
Eyes maniacal
Heading wildly in past directions
of grandeur of glory of life you've lived out
Days that came and passed
Spin their rhymes with fast beginnings
and miss their marks in the end
You know how they end
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5. |
I Could Sleep For Days
03:56
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Oh yourself
Please don't show the sounds
We'll frolick in the houses
We leave space in the mirrors or the windows;
I see through both
I see right through myself
I cling on faster than love or lust
its the trust that I was missing
I love the way things are
I already feel so far
I'm already just so far
I could see the dust for miles but I climbed in anyways
And I could sleep for days
I could sleep for days
I could sleep for days in my empty bed
In my empty room
Empty with my thoughts of you
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6. |
Interlude
02:15
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Mumblinnnnnn'
I dare you to figure out what I'm sayin'
I've tried it myself I can't do it.
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"I've never had a real home and I wanted this to feel like one"
When my home sprouted legs and ran away from me
I was young, much to scared to follow
I no longer have now what I took for granted then
And my friends became my sisters and my brothers
I knew I was always right
I'd find somewhere sometime
Where everything would fit right for me
It just takes some time
When my home sprouted legs and ran away from me
I was young, still susceptible to lovers
Your tricks worked to well, I think you fooled yourself
Into becoming something you thought you could never
Oh, your defenses are too high
I'd love to see you tonight
Just us alone and nobody watching over me
Without our normal lives
Hey my dear
I whisper too your ear
[Let's just run away from here, we'll be so far within a year's time]
[Or left crying in your bedroom for denial of what feels so real]
When my home sprouted legs and ran away from me
It came back, in one form or another
Now I know where I go, I'll have a friend with me
and I love her
I love her
I love her
"I know that this has probably taken me longer than a normal girl, but I just want you to know; You're my home, Chuck. You always have been."
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8. |
Getting Closer
04:28
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Mumbling, why fix what ain't broke?
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9. |
Crashed By Waves
04:54
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Some weird moaning went down on this song
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10. |
Retrograde
02:16
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People only remember who you were not who you are
you build stories from pencils
from all the learning you quickly went through
they said you were childish for having such fun
broken sticks would have felt like something too kind
you wished for yourself
but quick gradual changes make you embarrassed for what you had been
then feeling remorseful all of the others revert to youth
but now, treatment is less kind, broken in other physical ways
All we are is people thinking in reverse
physicality is an interesting idea how millions of insignificant ants
could change so much yet matter so little
with so many that exist yet we are completely different in the largest of ways
but those differences arent cherished
we arent proud of the single thing that makes us any more memorable than the next
we bury it deep beneath thousands of hand picked lies
hobbies activities
will we start to question without putting a name on the groups that
try so very hard to stand out
but assigning oneself to the group is not unique
all we are is people thinking in reverse
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Rabbideer South Salem, New York
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