1. |
Trees
03:17
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2. |
Bed
04:57
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Stay for one song
Stay for one more song
You have words with feet
You have songs in your teeth
I fell in love while I was in bed
I fell in love while I was in bed
You are broken
You are missing a piece
You have words with feet
You have songs in your teeth
Stay for one song
Stay for one more song
I fell in love while I was in bed
I fell in love while I was in bed
I fell in love before the sun had a chance to set
I fell in love before the sun had a chance to set
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3. |
What a Dream
04:19
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Who is next to me
Now and I can't see
What a dream
What a dream
We are on a sea
You have fallen free
Oh poor me
Oh poor me
now my hands are numb
now my fingers run
now I'm gone, I'm gone
Now I'm gone, I'm done
We're on a movie
on a broken screen
Ode to me
Ode to me
I leave with a name
I think I'm insane
but all the same
all the same
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4. |
Never Gonna See Again
03:32
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5. |
Awake
03:42
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When I'm awake
And you are away
We are the monster
That covers it's tracks
When you're away
And I feel so small
We are the fire
That breaks my fall
Now we're a sin
That's broken it's hand
Now we're an old book
That we'll read again
But the sounds of the sun
Are driven by rain
And I hope it's not lonely
In the sky today
Always your eyes
Are dark on their own
Always upon me
Sometimes from below
Someday someday
When my eyes are closed
Now and forever
I know, I know
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6. |
Heaven
01:50
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7. |
Summer's Day
02:07
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Heard it on a summer's day, I know
Saw it and it went away, I know
Heard you knew you weren't okay, I know
Heard you on a summer's day, I know
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8. |
Pictures
02:30
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9. |
Again
04:34
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10. |
Townie
02:50
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11. |
Junkie
02:17
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