1. |
Police
03:47
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Oh last night,
Oh last night,
I was woken up by an oh so terrible fright.
So I went looking through woods,
For something to see.
But they moved,
Through the night.
Like an up-scale restaurant serving at a busy time,
But I kept searching,
And looking through the trees.
And you said,
And you said we'd search all night.
They commandeered my eyes like a lover,
Sew another patch on it will make you better,
The Uh-Oh police will cool you down.
Their eyes creep around my suit like its required,
Their eyes are looking through your clothes like they're wired,
You laid on the grass where they ants were on your knees.
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2. |
Double Whiskey Dick
01:51
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I've been watching this clock on my wrist for years,
Wishing every tick would move fast and more clear.
But sometimes,
I want it to slow down.
And she said,
I can't be dreaming this life,
Opening my eyes to live a dream everyday.
I've got your name upon my list.
Written in red ink so I don't miss.
I'll hide away so you don't know when.
I'll throw this ax at your back so I'll never have to see you again.
I'm searching for,
Those brighter skies.
I've loved before,
But now its a lie.
And treat me to,
The love you require,
Cause I don't know why,
But I feel like trying.
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3. |
Stuck
02:33
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Laying in your bed was the last thing I did,
Staring at the sheets curled around my head.
Looking through the ceiling at the glowing starts you stuck,
I blur my eyes so they look like the real ones.
And I know you don't,
You don't know everything I did,
But I know you know everything I didn't do.
Hanging around my car with Iced tea in hand,
Looking at my reflection and my fake Raybans.
Seems so odd you think I'm fun,
But I still pretend like you're not the first one.
And I called you up,
And you said we're through,
And I wondered why,
And you told me, there are better guys for you.
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