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Lost
02:28
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Captain, We're Sinking!!
02:03
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Found
03:00
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i ate a couple vinyl albums when i was young
and now i'm throwing up on the sidewalk
i'm far too fucking drunk
woke up with a message on my phone
no number to call back
four minutes long
disappointment and everything i lack
i'm going crazy in my head just trying to keep in touch
with anyone from my hometown
i'm far too fucking drunk
there's a note taped to the fridge that says "sorry i have left you"
and i'm not sure who wrote it
but i think that i once loved them
i'm a post-it that's been stuck to two too many door frames
and now lies in the hallway of a building that's on fire
with a message to lover about how they're sorry
that they drank a little too much and they didn't mean it
when i put shells up to my ear
i can only hear screaming voices from people that have died years ago
one of them sounded like a kid from my high school
he said to mind my own business and then there was silence
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4. |
Evening in Your Arms
01:49
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5. |
Warm Beer
02:26
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The Wear
03:19
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