1. |
say yes
01:56
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2. |
wunderground
02:28
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thunderstorms possible
said the tiny screen
when i peeked at it
at 4am
we keep our windows open
we keep our
dandelions free
no storm can dislodge your seed
and you tried to say
just watch the way
i keep every raindrop in the trees
and the blanket told me, man
just ease yer head
this fort has everything you need
thunderstorms possible
said the tiny screen
then i fell to you
and sleep
credits
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3. |
Lioness
06:15
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It is for me the eventual truth
Of that look of the lioness to her man across the Nile
It is that look of the lioness to her man across the Nile
Wanna feel my heart break if it must break in your jaws
Want you to lick my blood off your paws
You can't get her fast enough
You can't get her fast enough
You can't get her fast enough
You can't get her fast enough
You can't get her fast enough
You can't get her fast enough
I will swim to you
I will swim to you
I will swim to you
I will swim to you
Whether you save me
Whether you savage me
Want my last look to be the moon in your eyes
Want my heart to break if it must break in your jaws
Want you to lick my blood off your paws
It is for me the eventual whole truth
It is…
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4. |
deep
04:45
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there ain't that much left to tell you
or much that you could hear
i found out where our dreams end up
they've been sleeping with my fears
and i didn't want to leave like this
all tangled up to sleep
but when your arms quit needing mine
i'd just as soon stay deep
deep
where the sunshine is cold
deep
where i don't have to wonder where you are
and now these stones around my boots
and these chains as tight as love
half a step and i'll go on for miles
you'll be there above
and when you're crossing this hard water
month by year by year
you'll wear my love like cockleburrs
in every splash my tears
deep
where i'm farthest from the stars
deep
where i don't have to wonder where you are
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5. |
row
05:48
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wheres the fire
whats yer hurry
what do you
have to bury?
i think the ground's too soft
i said i think the grounds too soft
to keep it down
to keep it down
where we were plantin
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6. |
the Gunslinger's Creed
04:39
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“I do not aim with my eye;
he who aims with his eye has forgotten the face of his father.
I aim with my hand.
I do not shoot with my hand;
he who shoots with his hand has forgotten the face of his father.
I shoot with my mind.
I do not kill with my gun;
he who kills with his gun has forgotten the face of his father.
I kill with my heart.”
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7. |
a song for you
03:14
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8. |
Just Be Simple
04:09
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You never hear me talk about one day getting out
Why put a new address on the same old loneliness
Everybody knows where that is
We built that house of his
And when he's not home
Someone else you know always is
If Heaven's really coming back
I hope it has a heart attack
When they see how dangerous it is for guys like that
The night has always known when it's time to get going
When it's really been so long that it starts showing
It's always had that ghost who always almost
Tells me the Secret
How there's really no difference in who he was once
And who he's become
Everything you hated me for Honey there was so much more
I just didn't get busted
But I'm not looking for an easy way out
This whole life it's been about
Try and try and try
And try and try and try
To be simple again
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starhead Morgantown, West Virginia
Cowboy ethics, astronaut love songs, gypsy integers, driving at night, dancing barefoot. The ghosts of trains in minor chords.
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