1. |
1600-1800
04:01
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1600 - 1800
Between four and six
Comes a massive wave
Swallows me in
Twirling in a loss of control
Then it spits me to shore
Like a blinded puppy
Disoriented and confused
Till i get back on my feet
I can feel the spray
In the back of my neck
And it’s afternoon again
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2. |
Dead And Lovely
03:19
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Dead And Lovely
Meet me at the lighthouse
Above the breaking waves
Of noise and saltiness
We’ll dine and rest
We’ll dine and rest
I’ll be dead and lovely
Dead and lovely
Meet me at the lighthouse
When it’s shiny and bright
It's been years since I got here
My skin so pale it's nearly clear
I’ll be dead and lovely
Dead and lovely
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3. |
Rubber
04:38
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Rubber
-No Lyrics-
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4. |
Fiery Giant
02:56
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Fiery Giant
From the brightest sky
Fell a girl with fiery curls
To the deep blue
The sounds of falling drops
Swallowed by
The clamor of the birds
Who tried to alarm
No one saw
The reflection growing bigger on the water
No one choked on the smoke
Dancing on the surface of the water
And my insane laughter
Burst out of my chest
Unruly filled the room
I didn’t know what kind
Of expression
You expected
That I would wear on my face
No one saw
The reflection growing bigger on the water
No one choked on the smoke
Dancing on the surface of the water
On the brightest day
Fell a girl into the sky
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5. |
Drifting Ships
03:28
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Drifting Ships
There’s a squid in my heart
Emitting ink as you touch
Why’d you go away
Don’t come closer
Stay
Please leave
You said 'goodnight dear'
Felt like waving from the pier
To your slowly drifting ship
You can sleep with others
But I can sleep for hours
To avoid to thoughts threatening my sanity
Done trying to hook your restless ears
Done drowning in your childish fears
Tonight I’m gonna
Bathe in formalin
My joy in melting
My brain is aching
Anything Something Everything Nothing
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