1. |
Planning to Stay
03:38
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Unpacked it all like you're planning to stay
Notebooks and pens you just purchased today
Sweat, ink or blood any kind of display
Sit down look sage
Start on a brand new page
Show it to me
Show it to me
Could be the key
Show it to me
Walls once were bare covered in tape in lines
Precious open space as if no longer mine
Could this be worth anybody's time
Praying my friend
Praying it to end
How do you learn to pray when you're never on your knees
How do you pray when you never did believe
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2. |
Doorknobs
02:56
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Drops on the windscreen
Lights all around
Asphalt humming
Pass another town
We'd be home by now
If we lived here
Bags all zipped
Neatly stacked
Too much practice
Take another whack
We'd be home by now
If we lived here
There's no blame for what was done
Just doing some dumb job
We'll see the whole wide country
Turn one more doorknob
We'd be home by now
If we lived here
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3. |
It's Due
02:40
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Rent's due
Who's it going to
Maybe forget
Now it's overdue
Too many streets
Never avenues
It's a ghetto
Better somewhere new
la la la la la la la la la
Butterflies over my head
la la la la la la la la la
Better watch out how you tread
la la la la la la la la la
Wondering who is the kucklehead
la la la la la la la la la
Better off paying the rent instead
Free stuff
In the alleyway
Won't fit
Every moving day
Never nice
As they say
It's a choice
So I'll stay
la la la la la la la la la
Lend me an exit please
la la la la la la la la la
Is getting shot at in the lease
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4. |
Dark and Stormy
02:39
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Look up it's dark and stormy
Let's run home in the streets
Splashing in the puddles
Weaving through debris
Like we won a shopping spree
Won it just me you and me
Move to the edge of the sea
Stay at home
We'll be cancelling shore leave
Keep that water shallow
The quicksand ain't getting me
You're the one pulling me thru
Lo it's dark and stormy it's hard to forsee
Closing the tome
On those things that won't be
Lets move through the pages of
Stories I'd rather see
It's just you and me
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5. |
Occassion
02:34
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Press on the gas just a little bit harder
Taste a little bit of the glue around the card
Alarm on the calendar
Reminds me why
Miss this date tonight
Might as well just die
Take on curves just a little bit faster
Smoking tires swim without a lifeguard
Gotta make it home
Nothing left to buy
Keys out the window
Hang out like a barfly
You know I love not leaving home
Though it might now show
Wishing every day is snow
Well, you know
You know
You know
You know
You know I wanna stay home
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6. |
Time to Go
02:17
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Days take flight like exploding thermite
What have I got to show
Torn up napkins thrown in the bin
All my ideas don't grow
Hey Ho
Hey Ho
Hey Ho I just need to go
Hello
Hello
Hello something to forego
Years lift of and not very soft
Give you all I got
Just a couple of holes in this ol soul
Nothing to be bought
Hey Ho
Hey Ho
Hey Ho tuck n ducking low
Hello
Hello
Hello taking a free throw
Hours drag by seeing red eyes
Ticking away like glue
If I never leave one final heave
Move for a different view
Hello
Hello
Hello welcome to the show
Hey Ho
Hey Ho
Hey Ho I don't want to go
I don't want to go
Hey Ho I don't want to go
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7. |
Home
02:36
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none
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D-Implied Brunswick, Georgia
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