1. |
Clippers
02:16
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I watched the waves swell
Over your waist
Jesus. Where's a mariner?
Fetch the raft
All that I want
Will grow to disappoint
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2. |
Ghost of a Girl
03:01
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Have you ever seen the ghost of a girl
God shared his inner light upon me
God share Your inner light upon me
I will never die
I will never die
Have you ever seen the ghost of a girl
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3. |
Only You
03:12
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Only you
No amount of flowers will cure this heart
Don't you try to fake it
I know when you're playin a little coy
No amount of flowers will cure my heart
I don't need your pity
I know when you're acting like a little boy
Only you
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4. |
Sixth Avenue
02:00
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Did I share the cigarette
On Sixth Avenue
I know the food was bad
I apologized a thousand times
Oh ain't it beautiful
How things don't work out
Sometimes I feel like I
Could fall in love with the seasons
These hot August nights
Can't stand a fight
Buying used jackets
From Goodwill counters
I fall on my knees
How could I be so lonely?
Oh ain't it wonderful
How things don't work out
Every time I feel like I
Could fall in love with the moments
These hot August nights
Can't sacrifice the dream
Has this thing I've lost been found?
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5. |
Kid Singing
02:49
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Meet me near the river
Where the sun
She'd often linger
And her eyes were dressed as pearls
Laced in sequins, gold, and curls
Meet me in the field
Where the sun
Moved to kill
From the nuisance of the light
Finding glitter in the spite
There's a hare in the moon
Bodies shaking and winter looms
Wrapped in reeds of cane
Heads hungover and the waters tame
And waters
Meet me at bay
Where the tide
Unveils the clay
Weaving traces of the calls
No one answers, nothing falls
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6. |
Ruby
03:06
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I can't sleep alone
Run the bath my love
I can't be alone
As you can't sit still
Throwing rocks from Ruby
Throwing rocks at kids
Did you mean it when you loved me
Will you say it again
I can't sleep alone
Blonde head on the pillow
Blood is on the tile
I can't be alone
Throwing rocks from Ruby
Throwing rocks at kids
Throwing rocks at Ruby
Throwing rocks at kids
Did you mean it when you loved me
How will you say it again
Will you mean it when you loved me
Will you say it again
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7. |
Field of Sun
03:13
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Who am I to disagree
With beauty in its youth
What I'll find in a summer dress
Is who I am to impress
I don't see why you and me
Were meant to be, so it seems
Eternally obsessed
Until i get depressed
Field of Sun (Caroline)
The/Your light shines on everyone
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8. |
Poppies
01:53
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Dishes left to crowd in the sink
All I've gained and all I'll leave
What's their purpose in all of this
What's their purpose in all of this
All these circles tied and finished
All the mountains I've climbed
All my friends stand around me
Slowly faces begin to hide
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9. |
Jane
06:27
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As the street swells
As the trees change
Don't think I'm gonna say it
Don't think I'm gonna do it
I want you
Does the face age?
Does the face change
Don't think I'm gonna do it
Don't think I'm gonna say it
I want you
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10. |
Innisfree
02:07
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Innisfree
The sun came
I'll stay
The sun came
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