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Other People's Pictures
04:02
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Gazing at the buildings – flurry like
Heckling my fall – disorder bike
Rambling in the mist – downing the disease
Walking alone at night – help me please
If time is what it takes then time is what ill pay
Empty days – endless daze
Broken bottles – strung out craze
Ill fashion myself an artist – take away the pain
Tell me where – ill take the train
Our endless waltz will be one to admire
The turn of the century will aspire
Under the table will fill our hearts
With broken whispers and false starts
Take care of what you have
Destruction follows suit to captivation
Where do we fall?
When will we fall?
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Freelance
04:11
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Hear are the bright lights
Drape the happiness across my eyes
They are talking in circles
Across the room
My head is on the floor
And seeing is believing
Happiness is overachieving
And I have to do these chores
Seeing apart the family
Believing is overachieving
Blank stares for black sheep
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3. |
Pent Up
07:44
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A kick in the throat is better than none
I have done all I can
Train rides spent starring at the dirt under my shoes
My money is gone
Ive taken this as far as I can
But Im still not there
Im still not as where I want to be
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4. |
Comfort
16:42
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Frames Per Second Chicago, Illinois
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