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Luck Beacon
01:39
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Native Tongue
02:35
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I know you'll pick me up
When you get back in town
I never have the guts
You play your cards face down
But I made you cry over something dumb
that we used to laugh about, being young
Goodbye, you said.
It wasn't in your native tongue
You're flying out tonight
Or you had to catch a train
And all the time I might
have convinced you to remain
I wonder watching you walk away
If I'll ever figure out what to say
Goodbye, good luck
I'll catch you down the line someday
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Moon
03:08
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Can't I just fall into bed tonight
Without the prophets, great and small
Casting their predictions in the mire?
Save your breath, you're preaching to the choir
The only thing you could do for me now
Is take me outside and shoot me dead
Can't we make it through one day
Divorced from all the measures and the weight?
Counting on our hands and feet
Listen to our records on repeat
The only thing you could do to win now
Is sneak up from behind and shoot the moon
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4. |
Heat Death
02:15
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504
02:41
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504, hit the floor
I can act the part
But I know my heart isn't in it anymore
Kill the Malls
Time to call out your last requests
The one you know the best
Is gonna get you after all.
Fly me to the moon, a one way trip
Send me down I'll detonate my rocket ship
Show me where to sign on that dotted line
(C'mon man you need to get a grip)
504, are you sure
Your children are in bed?
Or have they long since fled
This city by the shore?
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6. |
Skinny Jane
01:07
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7. |
Diamond
02:47
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Working on this crime
"The Case of the Forbidden Diamond"
All the pieces fit
Then why can't I make sense of it one bit?
They left no trace,
Not a boss for you to face off against
All the pieces fit
But I can't make sense of it one bit
Diamond...
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Jordan Franklin Dalton, Massachusetts
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