1. |
Invisible
01:35
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I don't want you to go away
Stay with me, there's no veil, I'm asking you
The conversation always comes out the same
There's a bird in this cage
I want to fly out where no one knows my name
So tell me if you're going away
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2. |
Bleed Me Out
04:45
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I slipped into the shallow sea
Nothing was there for me, only uncertainty
I wandered out and bathed in the light of my mind
But that only works half of the time
I'm caught beneath this rock
And I can't stop, my memory is getting me off
Wasting my life hoping something's there
Some sixty odd years left in me
But I can't seem to care
Bury me a hole beneath the ground
I'll live in solitude, eat my heart out
I'll forget how to speak or how to shout
Bleed me out
I don't want to live, I want to die
So hang me out to dry in the autumn sky
I'm recalling every lonely night
Dreaming by the telephone
Wish that I could leave my home tonight
In the nighttime
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3. |
Wake Up
01:51
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Flashing Lights
03:36
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Don't you call, on my way home
I'm drunk and standing shirtless in your backyard
And I don't know the telephone
But dim lit skies and flashing lights let me know
I can't seem to care
With all these people standing here
They're just flashing lights that pass me by
They don't want to hear about my show
Or any which way I might go
I could bear my soul, but I won't
When we're older we can talk about it
You're much too young to wrap your head around it
'Cause Daddy just don't wanna live without it
When we're older we can forget about flashing lights
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Hey, hey, hey
I don't wanna waste away
I'm changing day by day
Hey, hey, hey
Swimming out into pinkish haze
I'm fading, I don't want to waste away
Are you all alone?
Company of pictures that you hang in your home
Memories flashing blue on the screen
No one wants to talk about it, but you can breathe on me
They didn't answer the phone
No-one to call for comfort, something you've never known
The past is presently all that you see
But you can breathe on me
'Cept hey, hey, hey
I don't wanna waste away
I'm changing day by day
Hey, hey, hey
Swimming out into pinkish haze
I'm fading, I don't want to waste away
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Late night talk show host
Pounding my cerebral skull
Nearly all of the time
There's no reason or rhyme
Questions kicking in my head
As I'm laying in my bed
I don't know where the seasons go
Because who am I? And what have I done, nearly all my life?
Its lead to me to no one, out there
Is there no one out there?
Sometimes I wonder if she ever thinks about me
I wonder if she even cares about me
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6. |
Nude
03:32
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I'm not much for disguise
You opened my eyes
Don't know what you thought you'd find
We were tumbling around
Laying on the ground by my front porch
Tell me, what did you even come here for tonight?
I'm taken, you're taking the realization away from me
Something is breaking 'cause I can't stop shaking
And I all I can think is I don't want to fall in love
What's the point of even falling in love?
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7. |
Graveyards
04:08
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Laying on this asphalt as the Milky Way makes its waltz across the sky
I wonder why
I'm content to lie down here
Passerby must think me queer
I'll just sing along to another vapid song
'Cause I seem to speak in circles every day
My mind went off and vanished in the haze
The pills I dread will drain my sleep away
Have left me hopeful for today
Take me back to your home
Lay your breasts against my bones and I might feel alive
Am I supposed to know what's safe and sound below?
I'm just a face in the crowd who couldn't be more alone
Guess I'm Pinocchio
What could make me real?
Something dreamy that I feel?
All the emotions I conceal, do you want to know?
Are you alone tonight?
Who is the one?
Who could ever make you feel that lonely?
Let's disappear from the sun, spend two weeks in a grave you've dug
With no oxygen
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8. |
Hg Retrograde
01:40
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9. |
October
05:14
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In the dark, I was dreaming of you
Dressed in only black
I was lying on my back
The remark that you spat
As you left us with a heart attack
You were never coming back
Only you
Say it isn't true
The aftermath
All the shackles and stunts that people performed
Emotions all in uniform
Some could laugh
But they're just holding it back
It's not game, its a lack of always riding around
Now you're on solid ground
And I am out of that town
Only you
Say it isn't true
You're at the pearly gates
I'm on a page of a chapter I can't close
And the other day I thought I might see you, but it's not the same
So all I have to say is goodbye
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10. |
Emerald Isle
05:58
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Settle down for a while
With your own inner child
I'm lost without you
Feelings I can't describe
Didn't know where you'd gone
I took a chance and waited on
Someone to come release me
From what I coulda, shoulda, would be
So put it on and put it all on me
Settle down for a while
By the sea on Emerald Isle
Spasms of syndromes
I need a place where I can rest my bones
'Cause I'm not the person I thought I'd be
I found myself in complacency
You see me every day
How did I feel before this way?
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