1. |
Fight Me
03:41
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Please just don't
Turn away
Because I just can't
Do this today
And I can't come to the phone
"How are you?" Well I don't know
You won't respond to
A single thing I say
And tell me "Where do we go?"
Where does it end? Well I don't know
And I don't think
It matters anyway
Why don't you fight me?
Come here and fight me?
That look excites me
Just when you fight me
So please lift up
Your skinny fists
Because I know I
Can take your hits
And I can't come to the phone,
"How are you?" Well I don't know
You won't respond to
A single thing I say
And tell me "Where do we go?"
Where does it end? Well I don't know
And I don't think
It matters anyway
Why don't you fight me?
Come here and fight me?
That look excites me,
Just when you fight me.
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2. |
Falls
04:31
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3. |
Hum
04:48
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ahhhhh, ahhhhh (x infinity)
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4. |
While You Slept
03:28
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5. |
Tongues
04:33
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I lost my tongue and the taste
Under my nails
I chewed it out what a waste
It never fails
Do you know what it's like
Asking yourself every night
What's getting you up
Do you know how it feels
To fall asleep at the wheel
Just wake up, just wake up
Just wake up, just wake up
Where does the time go?
It's getting dark outside
Where does the light go?
When it leaves your beautiful eyes
I lost my place in the snow
Out for a walk
I was where I shouldn't go
I don't wanna talk
Do you know what it's like
Asking yourself every night
What's getting you up
Do you know how it feels
To fall asleep at the wheel
Just wake up, just wake up
Just wake up, just wake up
Where does the time go?
It's getting dark outside
Where does the light go?
When it leaves your beautiful eyes
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6. |
Angels
04:12
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Mount Seldom Records Portland, Oregon
Mount Seldom Records is an independent queer-based DIY record label in Portland, OR
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