1. |
Flush
02:14
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Let’s bury the sun
Take enough to slip away
We can watch the days roll by
Or overdose tonight
You’re no angel anyway
You’re not the heat my body needs
But I feel so good when you’re around
Why tear my whole world down?
No angels tonight
Cant flush it out
Cant bleed it out
we could watch the years go by
Overdose tonight
You know I could never leave you
Even though I know I have to
You know I
could never
leave you.
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2. |
No Years
02:30
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I want
what you have.
Never had time.
Never really cared.
It doesn’t feel.
It takes too long
It’s never over
It never wears off
I don’t want to.
I only see blue.
No years.
I’m not like you.
So what’d you do with all your fears?
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3. |
Headsweeper
03:15
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I want you
to know that
I want so badly to dissolve
you always
Melt through my hands again
I let you
Swim in my head
I want so badly to like you
I want to know how you think
what makes you tick
what makes you trip
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4. |
Heavy Sleep
02:44
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I came home just to leave the two of you alone
We always knew you would cave
Slow down
You're no dream but I can live without you
Slow down
It's easy to sleep without you
It's just another dream without you
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