1. |
Never gone
05:22
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What I wouldn’t give to be
This free
At ease
On a farm somewhere I’d see
The fences
The towers in the breeze
Will you tell me all about
Your doubts
Your darkest times
And darkest hours
Got nothing new to sell
Oh well
I guess that I’ll just sit with you instead
And you can lay your head against mine
I leave it here to take the weight
Of every little thing
You make exist
Shatter the sky
Cause what the fuck
Are any of us
Really doing here
Do we even exist at all?
I found some therapy
It gives me
What I want to hear
Still I keep my engines clean
Pristine
Unseen
Will you meet me on the stairs we share
Our frozen ember there
Find a path to walk alone
Go home
I guess that’s just the price of acetone
And you can lay your head against mine
I leave it here to take the weight
Of every little thing
You make exist
Shatter the sky
Cause what the fuck are any of us
Really doing here
Do we even exist at all?
What the fuck are any of you
Really doing here
Do you even exist at all?
Never gone
Never gone
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2. |
Look up!!!
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3. |
No one gets what they wanted
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4. |
Stay cool
03:27
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“Stay cool”, you said to me
Moved out of the city
At winter
You turn
Then stand on my feet
‘Cause what good are shoes
If not weathered
Cold water
Brought to the table
Divided in glasses, we drink it
Last saw the park in June
So we walked by the lake
And we wondered
Oh do you love me?
Oh do you love me?
Oh do you love me?
Like I love you
Do you pray?
I don’t think that I do
I just speak all these
Words in the silence
Still I hope
That I do believe
There is something
Directing this madness
Cause I wasn’t
Expected to find
Someone sweet
Someone kind
Someone graceful
You bought
This carnival show
And somehow
You have made it seem tasteful
Oh do you love me?
Oh do you love me?
Oh do you love me?
Like I love you
Oh canyon
Echo above as
The moon
Tries to cover
Our faces
The hotel
Is around the block
Why don't all cities have blocks?
It just makes sense
That we’d see
The world in straight lines
Something clear
Something clean
Something easy
But that’s not
The way that it is
So until
I forgive myself nothing
Oh do you love me
Oh do you love me
Oh do you love me
Like I love you
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5. |
Wide open, horses
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6. |
Day all the lights went out
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7. |
Give up (extended version)
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8. |
The standard
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9. |
Things we tell ourselves (extended version)
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10. |
White out (demo)
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11. |
Darkest days of winter
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12. |
Call me back
03:18
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13. |
Meet me in the garden
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James Vincent McMorrow Dublin, Ireland
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