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Strawberry Coffins
02:29
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Strawberry Coffins
Verse 1:
In the middle of our short conversation
Ill admit the message has been lost
How you propped yourself up on my eyelids
I’ve been drifting further from myself
Verse 2:
In the ally outside the theater
Intermission rarely lasts this long
A double feature and I’d rather stay here
Won’t be leaving ‘til they come for us
Chorus:
Ill have you know
I’m the last to the show
Verse 3:
Sweeter than honey – strawberry coffins
I’m buried to my neck in you
Where the light won’t go – I will go there
Illuminating autumn’s dying bloom
Chorus:
I’ll have you know
I’m the last to the show.
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2. |
One Day
02:50
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3. |
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The Way I Forget (Eulogy)
Refrain:
Oh well, oh well
I can hardly tell what road we’re on
& who put this song on the radio
or how long we’ve been driving.
Oh well, oh well
It’s a shame the way that I forget.
Verse 1:
In a eulogy
for sobriety
The hearse is looking cheaper than a taxi.
Verse 2:
Like a loaded gun
In a firing range
I explode but I make a point not to take up space.
Refrain:
Oh well, oh well
I can hardly tell what road we’re on
& who put this song on the radio
or how long we’ve been driving.
Oh well, oh well
It’s a shame the way that I forget.
It’s a shame the way that I forget.
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4. |
Still We Move
03:49
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Still We Move
Verse 1:
Still we keep moving -
So lucky losing our minds now while we can
Stay right where you’re at – you’ll behave now won’t you?
Verse 2:
Say you’ll do better & say you’ll do better
But I don’t so why should you?
We don’t get to choose our trouble.
Still we move.
Verse 3:
You perfect feeling your – your love is treason
But I don’t care who we hurt.
Go on, take your turn
And I’ll be right behind you.
Chorus:
Now the stars don’t shine – for the first time in a long time
And I don’t mind, for you and I, will make our own light.
Still we move.
Verse 3 / Outro:
Always believing this – this floating feeling
Engraved in grooves of gold.
Voices brave the cold
And they will never see the end
But I wont forget
How fortunate I have been
To know and to be known by you
To live a life surrounded by your love.
We’re hydrogen in the burning sun.
Its something close but far away
We’re drifting towards the end - and still we’ll move.
Further and further away from you.
I can’t believe - I won’t believe
I can’t believe - I won’t believe
It’s true.
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Happiness (A Love Letter In Short)
Happiness – your so sweet
With all the lies you tell to me
Don’t act naïve.
No matter how long you’ve been away
It’s always good to see your face
I’ll ask – you won’t leave?
And on the day that you misplace my name
On the right side of your brain,
Then I’ll know –
The feeling’s gone for good.
My favorite friend –
We’re at the end.
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