1. |
Moonbounce
03:57
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Wake up high and you go outside to the bleeding stars
We don't know where to run and hide so we take it apart
Said to me you knew the drill and the clouds slowly passed
Laying in a violet world on the cold wet grass
OOOOOOOOOOO
Yeah I heard this story a hundred times the ground is like a Moonbounce
Take some water, suck it down you don't look so good
Deep breaths, deep breaths
It'll all be gone
Laying in a violet world
On the cold, wet grass
OOOOOO
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2. |
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I try
to take away
the power of the sigh
and what it is you do to me
I try
to remember when
over and over
I try
I try
I try
to take away
the power of the sigh
and what it is you do to me
I try
to remember when
over and over
I can't remember when
We can't remember when
We can't remember
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3. |
Inch Worm
04:13
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Long life relay
and I can't get mad
at all
Loss don't delay
when I never had
and I won't
No stakes at all
lower mistakes
to go on
No stakes at all
lower mistakes
to go on down
Under the bored floor
i'll drip, drop and pour
Stay the same anymore
Soak and drain, endure
I can wait it out
Marinate until i'm found
And dug up from the ground
Lay me out in some
sorry sun
Lay me out
Lay me out in some
sorry sun
Lay me out to dry
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4. |
Float Tank
03:44
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5. |
Toru
05:29
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