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Velveteen
03:12
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There's something about the way the moon and the waves keep crashing in
The sun and the ground and the earth and the clouds and the promise I made on a whim
I've been thinking about the way to tell you that I wanna be next to your life
I've been feeling ignored and I'm really unsure if I'm jealous or looking to fight
And I wouldn't have seen it if I didn't believe it
There's gotta be something to learn
I couldn't agree unless I wanted to be
In the last place I didn't look
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Dark Heart
01:38
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Pluto 134340
03:45
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Come around the bend
All the leaves have went
Saw the gun, from the law
Complicated talk to start
Conversations stall
I know we've gone too far
Conversations stall
I know we've gone too far
Constellation call
I know we've come so far
Conversations stall
I know we've gone too far
See if through your eyes
We're friends again, back at the start
Kill the wives, clean it up
Kids will go around kickin the muck
Conversations stall
I know we've gone too far
Conversations stall
I know we've gone too far
Constellation call
I know we've come so far
Conversations stall
I know we've gone too far
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Twïnn Detroit, Michigan
And the end of all our exploring. Will be to arrive where we started. And know the place for the first time.
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