1. |
Static
03:38
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I don't mind
I don't care, I don't care
I don't mind
I can't stand to watch this
Hide behind
Ignore this, ignore it
Hide behind the laughter
I wanna drown in white noise
Take my love away
Settle down
I always tell myself
To settle down
And everything's okay
Long way down
From every encounter
Long way down from this one
And now that it's over
I got a lot to think about
I got a lot to think about
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2. |
Droning Engine
04:10
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We blew holes in the mountains
Now you see faults in the land
As you ride through gaps in those hills
Warm glass tube, feels like they're still
Cold and numb to the droning exhaust
All around sounds, they feel like they're lost
Pop your ears
Pop the bubble you're in
As the scene begs for attention
Maybe not quite as bad as it seems
Living in this endless upstream
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3. |
Snow Song
04:17
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i'm reflecting
i'm reflecting the soft sun
and feeling like I'm grey
greyer than snow
i'm afraid of
i'm afraid of the changes
i so desperately need
desperately need
it's only when I look
closely
radiate rounds look
lonely
i won't
it won't, it won't snow
i can't believe, i can't believe
i can't believe that it won't snow
it won't snow
this year
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4. |
Riga
03:09
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Off the map in the backyard
Precious waters flow beneath me
We’re sippin pistachios on the back porch
The night just got ahold of me
The sun will rise and never set
Recall to forget
We’ll warmly gather
Melting iron, sing
Off the map but in the backyard
Precious waters flow beneath me
When life’s roaring by we’ll brace
And swim through wild, we wanna stray
Feeling lost and free
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