1. |
Clear
01:10
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through waiting
all of the rules made themselves so damn clear
painful to not adhere
claiming all of the tools
cheaply made with faux steel
these hands would not go near
flailing arms to the moon
on a night so damn clear
no chance to hold that sphere
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2. |
Another Circ
01:01
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the days are cruel
today is laughing at you
you ask it to go away even though
how could it
and all the weight amassed in
"how are ya"s
the same weight I hold
with my ideas and how they pass right out of hand
I hope they get in the way even though
why would they
and all the same we're asking
"how are ya"
and saying
"good"
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3. |
Fact Bowl
01:42
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can I keep my years in a plastic bag
a collage of tears from my closest pals
no
so what will it be to change that path
something to ease my aching past
even though I choose how I hope to act
I grind my teeth for a simple task
so what will it be
an honest fact
or something to keep my strings intact
so what will it be
and on and on
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5. |
Maxshh - Sunsets
01:01
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so if there's candy underneath the sea
there is water over sea
don't let it fall
your shoulders flush against the view
so I dissolve
so small I turn into dust
oh well I guess
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how do you find time for all this brooding?
how can you say that I am moody?
emotional outbreak
cause I'm cosmic
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7. |
Maxshh - Sussman's Ghost
02:58
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we sit on the back stoop
with nothing left to do
wait for the landslide
you know it will be soon
It's never impossible to think
it's never impossible to lose
yourself in a loop
how can I give up more?
I'm still a dork
always fated to be
youthful and fancy-free
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8. |
Maxshh - Nussman
00:53
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