1. |
There is a Darkness
02:44
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2. |
It Never Happened
01:52
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3. |
Jan 78
03:52
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4. |
Laziness of Others
03:00
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When I was young a door slammed shut in my face.
I always dreamed about it as it actually happened.
Three years later, I was disappointed when the beach was just toxic waste.
Each person who knows you has a different face.
The aroma from a kitchen is ruined by cigarette smoke.
in the swamp. Rock music approaches.
It was getting dark, and we weren’t there yet.
It was getting dark, and we weren’t there yet.
It was getting dark, and we weren’t there yet.
his art never progressed like tears.
The old rusted farm equipment
surrounded the house
predicting its demise.
predicting its demise.
predicting its demise.
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5. |
I Don't Have It Anymore
03:06
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I tried to see in the dark
but nobody told me
it was gonna be this hard
so I turned on a light
and I could see yeah
it was easy
I tried to be everything
but I could not
so I went to the store
and bought everything
but I don't have it anymore
I don't have it anymore
I don't have it anymore
no I don't
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6. |
Snow Day
03:21
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7. |
The Piano Bar
02:29
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8. |
The Guitar Sucks Baby
03:01
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I broke my arm so
I can't play the guitar
How far do you think
I can get with a arm that sucks
like a baby
yeah it's a baby
so I can't play the guitar baby
you know what I mean
sometimes it seems like
there's nothing left but excuses
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9. |
Something That Rhymes
04:03
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I don't think I'm gonna make it this time
It's not that I don't wanna try but I
just don't care what happens anymore
I know that's boring but you are too
I figured out something but then I forgot
what it was I was doing
so give me a little more time
I just need some more time
sometimes that's all we have
and that rhymes
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10. |
Bored in Canada
01:57
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11. |
Getting Blown Away
03:01
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No one cares I'm getting blown away
so away so blown so blown away
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