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Seagram Loves me
02:52
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Just how many times can I keep my eyes dry when all I want to do at night is cry? cause' i'm so cursed with the body of a lad, and the soul of an old man. don't pity me.
where have you gone? the atlantic swallowed you whole! is that fair at all, well who said that life was?
Those things i'd like to to teach you, how can I when I can't even reach you, anymore.
Where have you gone? The Atlantic swallowed you whole!
Is that fair at all, well who said that life was?
Another minor turn around, my voice goes up as your faith in me goes down. And the major ending hold proof i'm pretending that i'm happy. Cause' I am happy! I am happy here!
Where have you gone? do i care at all?
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Up On Stilts
01:56
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Oh, How we've grown. More like how we've learn to mask who we really are. I can see the seems while standing behind you, singing for our sanity. Demand that we will always be kept in line, and kept from falling out of time.
Our practice is ignorance, but will we find bliss in this it's doubtful.
(Take my hand and walk down this shore line, i'm sure that we'll find ourselves in time)
I'm just swimming all this summer.
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