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Bird's Eye View
03:18
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Bird's-eye view from the apartment
We both knew something was starting up
Out on the window sill
In the Summer
With the storm front passing through
I felt strange making a garden
Claiming space had always been hard enough
Maybe it always will
But we're growing
We are climbing into view
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Cigarette Song
02:53
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Pardon if I've been intense
It's not my intention
To scare you away
Hope my mind is one day
Better for you
Lighting myself a cigarette
Won't make things better
As night drags to day
I take a drag anyway
And I'll save one for you
I speak in rounds like I'm the only
Person in this who needs holding
Please hold me
Till it's done
I want to feel better
Maybe in time
I'll cure this plague in my mind
And I'll be better for me
I want to feel better
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3. |
Statistics
03:16
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I've hoped for the knots to unwind
But you're hopelessly tangled in mind
Like exhaust in the wake of an automobile
You used me and left me behind
And I'll try not to break my own heart over you
Statistically speaking, there's not much to do
There's no expert to gauge what this loss will ensue
So I'll be crunching the numbers of fate through and through
I've hoped for this friendship to mend
But I fear we are reaching the end
Like my heart was elastic and malleable
You tested how far it would bend
But I'll try not to break my own heart over you
Statistically speaking there's not much to do
There's no expert to gauge what this loss will ensue
So I'll be crunching the numbers of fate through and through
You hurt me so bad
And how I've been kicking myself cos I'm mad
Madly replaying the moments we've had
But had is not have, now I'm glad
And I'll try not to break my own heart over you
Statistically speaking, there's not much to do
There's no expert to gauge what this loss will ensue
So I'll be crunching the numbers of fate through and through
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4. |
Time
03:06
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Time
Slow down
Is there any other way for me
To turn this around
Maybe I'm right
Maybe I'm wrong
Maybe in time I'll know
Where I belong
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