1. |
Byrds
03:10
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2. |
Since We Parted
02:34
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3. |
Errands
03:02
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4. |
Nameless
02:27
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I’ve been waiting
For the inevitable black curtain to play me off
Put a QR code on my grave
So my mourners can hear my songs
Haven’t been praying to nobody
Since my mother was dragged away
I guess she’s no longer a slave
To this one-way ticket train
After all these years
I wish I could find the chords to wash away the fears
These will have to do for now
I guess I’ll just be nameless anyhow
Wake up with my heart racing
I’ve been pacing
These ever fading steps
I guess I could wake up one morning
To catch a contagious seasonal death
What doesn’t kill you makes you stronger
Or makes you weaker as life drags onward
If I can’t give anymore
Please don’t think of me any less
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5. |
We Want / Grief
03:17
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6. |
Ides of March
02:39
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7. |
A Year Alone
02:56
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A week alone can really take its toll
And I know it wears on you too
Every high is a thousand floors
To jump from your arms through
Fiercely independent co-dependently
We're the exception not the rule
Do you ever feel so lonely at a gathering
I'd rather be alone with you
I'll take a hit and call you up
A year alone can really change your mind
But my heart is still in line
At your door I stand and wait for you to guide me inside
Can you greet me there once more
It'll take a second to adjust
You're not inside anymore
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8. |
Her Majesty
00:25
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