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Winter
04:38
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Get dressed and play deaf for awhile
yeah, I know that guy - we used to party all the time
Got drunk with the carnival crowd
Steady, ready for a kiss and Oh, can I tell you this?
Pull me out of winter
It has been too long of walking these streets on my own
It was subtle but I still gave warning
On that miserable Thursday morning
Storms in my mouth, sleepin' sidewalks
On the cracks, on your back and never saying I'm sorry
No, no, no
Pull me out of winter
It has been too long of walking these streets on my own
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2. |
Piggy
02:42
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The higher the piggy can fly
let's kick these old time shoes and I will die
Every time that you go by
Heart is burstin', in a hearse and
Every time that Piggy cries
She got a blister in her eye from
Licking up your ruby lies
Hide your mama, tell your father that
I've got a number for you...
The deeper the piggy can dive,
there's white lines - they turn red inside and
Passing moments puddle up
and you just stomp in them for fun! oh -
There's a man that I made up,
He still cries for Vietnam so
We've been saving everything
Can we trade our hands for wings? Said!
I've got a number for you...
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3. |
Into My Arms
05:08
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Bed prepared with no occupants
Bed prepared with my dreamer's descent
My partner in crime, well he forgot his alibi
So he hit me with defeat
I cannot put myself to sleep
This night forever on repeat
Waiting for the one to come
I've been waiting for my wild one to run
Into my arms...
We're sold to the market, we're sold as meat
and we sit there cryin, cryin, cryin'
Exhales and legs to wind, legs to bind til you push and pull your
Twisted time, your twisted time. I cannot -
Put myself to sleep
This night forever on repeat
Waiting for the one to come
I've been waiting for my wild one to run
Into my arms...
You put yourself to sleep
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4. |
Split Lip City
04:39
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