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Without you
04:18
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of course you're right
of course i'm wrong
we'll both be fine
but won't you always wonder
i'll always wonder
but we can drink until we don't remember going home alone
and we can each sink into tides that lead us far from what we've known
cause there's no point in going home without you
and home just doesn't feel like home without you
people say i'll forget your face eventually
when no one else remembers you and me
and all the people who we used to be
well all that's nothing but a memory
but we can drink until we don't remember going home alone
and we can each sink into tides that lead us far from what we've known
cause there's no point in going home without you
and home just doesn't feel like home without you
of course you're right
of course i'm wrong
we'll both be fine
but won't you always wonder
i'll always wonder
i'll always wonder
i'll always wonder
i'll always wonder
i'll always wonder
i'll always wonder
i'll always wonder
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2. |
Quick To Burn
04:33
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i know i said
i would never call again
i know i said
i was ready for this to end
but i'd rather lose my pride than you
these days losing seems like all that we can do
and have i always been this quick to burn
or does this only happen with you
there's nothing quite like watching
as i lose you every day
and knowing that there's nothing i can do
will there always be
something missing
am i ready for there not to be
things that i'm missing
cause i still can't tell if i'm angry or sad
mourning over something that we never had
and have i always been this quick to burn
or does this only happen with you
there's nothing quite like knowing
all our moments have gone past
and knowing that i gave you nothing too
do you think that you still know me
do you think you ever did
do you think we ever knew each other at all
not at all
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Time
04:48
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it's getting kind of late to still be waiting
i'm getting kind of old to sit around
and maybe you forgot that i am here
or maybe you don't care if i am found
i keep wasting time
like i've got more
we keep wasting time
we don't have more
we don't have more
we don't have more
i can feel old patterns coming back to haunt me
these same stupid choices always taunt me
and i keep wasting time
like i've got more
we keep wasting time
we don't have more
we don't have more
we don't have more
i think it's time that i stop this waiting
i'm getting kind of old to sit around
and i don't really know what i am doing
searching for something that can't be found
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4. |
Used To It
03:48
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life seems long
but then it's gone
and you can't say goodbye
things seem sure
but there's not always more
it doesn't really matter if you try
and i can't tell
if i'm happier
if i'm used to it
and do i wanna be used to it
and i don't know how to tell
if i'm happier
or am i just used to it
and do i wanna be used to it
cause there are things i once knew
somehow i forget them
there are things i used to do
somehow i still forget them
cause i can't tell
if i'm happier
if i'm used to it
and do i wanna be used to it
and i don't know how to tell
if i'm happier
or am i just used to it
and do i wanna be used to it
you've got a plan
there's ground to stand
make sure you don't
regret it
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Isadora Eden Denver, Colorado
fuzz folk
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