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Earth Under Pavement
02:39
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Oh my hairs grown long again
And my skins known a life without you at my ends
Showin late to a place in my world of distress
Try to ease into living with only intention of
Singing aloud till the leaves fall again
Lace my boots around twice to feel embraced in a sense
I am breaking my walls that continue to mend
In a room full of light I am earth under pavement
Earth under pavement
Collect voices for memory to drown later nights
Catch a second and bury it in denim, could I
Walk around pleasant faces whom I recognize
As a way to get out of the earth for a night
And sing aloud till the leaves fall again
Lace my boots around twice to feel embraced in a sense
I am breaking my walls that continue to mend
In a room full of light I am earth under pavement
(Wait till May and ill change this)
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We Were Different Then
02:44
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See you under covers
It was wash that laid the waste to your mind
Cataclysm shutters, shed the ease and
Roll to chance a thread untied
Lay to tangled sheets and fumes
Settle head to breathe your hue
Love until your words are true
Embrace the end for flowers bloom
Theres rust in your blood
Our interests are old and battered
And if I could change what I am then I would but i'm stuck, stone shoes in the mud, cannot change all the fucked things that define me
Oh I fear you
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Can't You See Me
03:07
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Heavy rested, honey i'm a second from the cliff
Cant you see me behind your eyes moving pages through your lips
Theres a figure in the fog, my mind is playing darker tricks
Sheets of stone compressing stubborn air, a dying light is this
You could see me if you just woke up
Please wake up
Please wake up
Cigarette smoke and softly spoken you are all I need
Night drives, side by side, we’re better off at slower speeds
Thick flurries fumble my next thought but you are calm and keyed
Take your foot off the floor baby, cause Im not set to leave
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Brought To Bear Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
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