1. |
moon
05:10
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doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo
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2. |
wound bleed long
04:59
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3. |
ice cream
02:13
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tuesday i'm sorry
oh i acted like a dick
i was hungover as shit
in your van at 3PM
but you brought me ice cream
and a glass of cold water
when i said i don't like ice cream
i was bitter over somethin' unrelated
lilian, i'm sorry
oh you helped when i was sick
i was pukin' in the belfry
when we lived on horton road
but, you brought me tea
and i never even drank it
i just threw up bile
you went manic not a while after that
i'm alone in minnesota
in a hotel room
that was smaller than a coffin
didn't know what i should do
so i convalesced a while
left the bottles on the window
there was no one there to help me
dammit, no one brought me ice cream
none at all
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4. |
deer
05:14
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5. |
desert
05:46
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6. |
done/fine
03:28
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i had hoped
i had hoped that this would last
a long long time
and i had feared
i had feared that this would end
a long long time
now it's done
now it's done and i feel fine
and i feel fine
a cigarette
a cigarette upon the steps
we smoked that night
fallin' through
fallin' through the rotten wood
and i caught you
but it was fun
it was fun although we were scared
although we were scared
my old guitar
my old guitar i played that night
when we first met
i caught your eye
i caught your eye the songs i sang
the old deer song
it made you cry
it made you cry when you sang yours
when you sang yours
and i had hoped
i had hoped that this would last
a long long time
and i had feared
i had feared that this would end
and i was right
now it's done
now it's done and i feel fine
and i feel fine...
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