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i ran out of time
01:51
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closed windows i cannot jump out of
for when i want to fly
from here to your porch
out of my body, out of time
they say “everything ends someday”
make waves just to end up on the shore
they say “well we’ll all be dead someday”
so i’ll stay inside just like before
open doors that never seem to shut right
for when i want to cry
because i’m lost by myself
in my body, out of time
they say “everything ends someday”
make waves just to end up on the shore
they say “well we’ll all be dead someday”
so i’ll stay inside just like before
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2. |
water color
01:48
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i can’t hide myself in this empty room
i can’t find myself without you
i am all alone i am not alone
i am at home i am not at home
i can’t hide myself in my wrinkled sheets
i can’t find myself in these empty streets
i am all alone i am not alone
i am at home i am not at home
i am a watercolor painting bleeding
through the paper and through the city
down your block and into your hands
down your block and into your hands
i am a watercolor painting bleeding
through the paper and through the city
down my block and into my bed
down my block and into my bed
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3. |
greater distances
01:39
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saying goodbye
i didn’t want to drive home that night
tears blur out the lights
i miss you every time
saying goodbye
across some greater distances
and i swear i try
to remember when i was mine
saying goodbye
when you’re asleep and i’m alone
i’ll try to find
you in my dreams at night
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