1. |
All Hung Up
02:19
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Well I was pumping rust out in the backyard
Kicking weeds in the heat of the day
Certain months tend to the same old thing
Well i wish i was like the north star
All hung up with a real job
But don't you know me babe, i'd still shine for free
It's like maybe i've been late lately
Figuring out me, my half of the shit
I'm just sitting in my mud, cause its cool there
Looking straight up it don't seem bad
But oh my god, you could smell me from there
So i took three trains to your car door
And tried to explain my foul mood
To someone who knew em yeah all too well
It's like maybe i've been late lately
Oh in figuring out me, my half of the shit
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2. |
Old Venoms
04:01
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Feeling strong in my brother's old denim
First cig in three days still stuck on old venoms
Why oh why, why oh why I be kicking myself?
Don't we die; shouldn't I just be playing what's dealt?
Eating mickey d's on the floor in penn station
Little too late for the train I should've taken
Why wallow while I wait though, if I still got my ticket home?
Yeah, I missed one train, there's another couple coming on.
Why would I
Stick around anyway
Yeah probably 'cause I should
Between two birch, trying to temper this ego
Oughta keep a flame down inside
Cause even though my legs wanna carry me out there
Boy, slow down, just check your stride
Used to burn blue flame, butane, real hot it got old
Gave a couple loved ones third degrees
Thought I carried gravity in my pocket
I could bring a whole mood down with me
Why would I
Stick around anyway
Yeah probably 'cause I should
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3. |
Trippin' Backwards
02:44
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Trippin backwards in some spring time soup
Sitting pretty on my front stoop
I could bloom away
Kick your feet up in the bathroom stall
Grab some paper write down my thoughts
Just to flush 'em away
Cause downsides got upsides
On the other side
You just can't quite see 'em
From where you're sitting on
Kick your stand up right outside
But take your time when moving inside
You could lose an arm
Smoke a cig in 5-0 flat
Grab a beer and send one back
We're just getting right
Cause outside in my prime
I feel like
I am only moving
Just to get along
But downsides got upsides
On the other side
You just cant quite see them
From where you're looking on
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4. |
Loving You More
03:30
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You will come home to me sleeping
Warming a bed made for two
You'll shut the door and be dreaming
Dreaming up all of me just dreaming of you
Well I'm laying in the shape of your body
Across from my lips, space for yours
And while our body heat is exchanging, just changing me
I will be loving you more
But now, feeling like we're all cashed out wishing we could just lay down
Just know, not if but when we get home, baby we could sleep in gold
We'll take breaths of each other's breathing
To get a feel for our lungs
As we take the air from between us
Getting closer, feeling warmer, holding on
But now, feeling like we're all cashed out wishing we could just lay down
Just know, not if but when we get home, baby we could sleep in gold
We'll be okay here for a while,
Though we'll have to break tomorrow
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Pops
02:24
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Looking forward to my legs being stronger
Feeling okay looking down
Quit on the reflex itch to wanna start over
Maybe pass on another round
Cause you got it on faith
That the score ain't looking great
Ain't no reason to lose faith in your other, though
And be it as it may
When the wind's not blowing your way
You might just have to move on
Write some new songs, count the good ones
Find the quicker way to learn one
Fight a good fight, hold my friends down
Not duty bound, but you can make it work
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