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THE PEOPLE, THE LIFE
03:45
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Let's start again and make all our dreams come true.
We can move to France if we want to.
Or soak in the residue of who you used to be.
Or we can start again, I know you want to.
I want to see the people, the life, and go driving in your car while city lights shine on our skin.
I want to see the people, the life, and go driving in your car while city lights shine on our skin.
And by the sweat of your face you will eat your bread.
Let's start again and make all our dreams come true.
We can move to France if we want to.
Or soak in the residue of who you used to be.
Or we can start again, come on, I know you want to.
And now it's you, and me, and everything is not quite like you dreamed it would be.
And now it's you, and me, and everything is not quite like you wanted it to be.
Let's start again x8
And now you're playing dead x8
And now I want you, I don't get what I want.
And now I need you, more than my lungs or heart.
And I would eat you, if I was desperate and starved and lost out in the desert. x2
If God gave me a purpose then I'm letting him down.
If I could swim the River Jordan I would probably drown.
If you could heal my heart with just the touch of your hand, we are just a million Band-Aid's buried under the sand.
If I woke up tomorrow with a kink in my neck, would you prescribe me something just to take off the edge.
If Darwin lied and said that nothing ever evolves, would fish be on the brink of destruction with no air?
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DELOUSER
03:23
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I know you worry.
It's times like this I feel you slipping away.
Wish I could reach through to your heart.
And stitch you up where you're open wide and your heart leaks like a sieve.
Flooding all my best memories.
So delouse, so delouse, so delouse now.
And get out, get out, get out now.
You can't take, you can't take, you can't take this.
So get out, so get out, so get out now.
Go, I think it's something you should know.
As I drift further from what I know it just gets colder and colder.
A shallow grave feels more like home.
I took the long road just to find some peace of mind.
Well someday someone will save me, but 'til then, but 'til then, I'm on my own.
Collecting dust up on the shelf you're trapped in your own mind.
Lock yourself inside a room why don't you go outside?
Can't keep running from the truth for your entire life.
I hear you scream inside yourself, why don't you go outside?
So delouse, so delouse, so delouse now.
And get out, get out, get out now.
You can't take, you can't take, you can't take this.
So get out, so get out, so get out now.
Go, I think it's something you should know.
So go.
I think it's something you should know.
Just turn and run this isn't love.
You stuck it out enough.
And you've been sick for months.
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Cyan&Magenta Arizona
Independent band from Gilbert, Arizona. Brady Burgi, A.J. Silvas, Liam Russell, Sterling Johnson.
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