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Courtside
03:28
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Pick a father from the ground
so he can speak to me
put a feather in the sky
so it'll fly 'til morning
Come try and despise the night
my heart on pause, I'll hold it now
I tell my friends to come down
Which ghost are you
you are you
you don't fall, you don't fall
it's not false
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2. |
Spook
02:56
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wishful from the bone
wishing to get stoned
an hour to go by
lean against the light
messing up again
trouble from the vine
spinning way too fast
needle in the grass
trouble to find god
have I come to you
babies on a tray
hustled off the lawn
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3. |
Rug
03:25
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expenses collapsed all across the pavement
I don't have reason to stay awake
reactions in chain, I saw fountains of evil
I found a reason to stay the same
addressing my voices and all of my friends
as guidance corrupted
as my close friends would say
it's not real, it's not fake
they understand the pain
but they don't know that they talk about that too
stay low
the ground' safe
who knew
that'd be you
never though I'd get it back
you don't get it you either
never fought with the visions
before yesterday (tomorrow, today...)
I would
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4. |
Hundred Tears
02:15
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you cried a hundred tears
this time I wasn't here
I figured out no one was right
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College
02:04
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forced myself out of college
found my new self an old friend
I'm turning into something
but I just want to sleep, man
left a message for my body
discovered I'm disappearing
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6. |
Cycle
03:17
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some people got it all wrong
I just nod along
frauds or frogs...
tell me what difference does it make
god is odd in every way anyway
would you cycle through my head like I need help
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7. |
Kyle's angels
02:34
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Kyle
saw angels throwing
paper planes
Rethinking everything you said (it's always wrong anyway)
recalling every house you stayed in (and all the things that you say)
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