1. |
pup
03:30
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feeling lonely so I lay down
this reverie unravels me
days without you, thin me out
so I settle for the memory
chasing fast cars at low speeds
i guess we were just kids
wandering through those vivid color scenes
what we do becomes what we did
feeling alone with you was easy
wrapped your breath around what I couldn't speak
i didn't ask you not to leave me
but I hinted at it all week
feeling safe when lost in sound
i lament when you don't need me around
how could I lay my head back down
with the pieces that your ghost left lying around
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2. |
quits
02:28
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old dog, brand new trick
ill bite the hand that starved me
put me down
put me under the knife
ill shed the scars
the skin of your ringless wife
put me down, drag me around
call it quits, i'm calling
call it quits
call me when you get this
i can't miss
what wasn't around to notice
i tried, always tried
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3. |
pine
02:55
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i will clean
the parts of you from me
under my nails
and on my bed sheets
i just want to scream
how is it so easy
for you not to think of me
i've been writhing all week
you are clinging to your drink
i will think before i speak
and you will finally hear me
power can be drawn
from leaving you all on your own
i am bad at staying home
you are bad at on the phone
i'm not sad that you were wrong
you will always call me home
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4. |
undertow
02:59
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forward but still below
wading in undertow
i'm crashing
keeping velocity
you're still surrounding me
pushing
my head down in my sleep
i still see you
i still can't quite say
you're the needle in my sight
the pressure's just as high
with you
without you
page turns by lamp light
i'm reminded of those nights
i'm weighted
still waiting
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porch wine Lansing, Michigan
lyrics/vocals/bass - ryen reynolds
guitars - nick holcman and jory green
drums - brandi thomas
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