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Power Game
03:11
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Take it to the grave
Old motels meant to speed up time stay frozen
You can look but you can't unwind what's chosen
Feel the rush for what it is
Love's a power game
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Our Room
03:08
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You're taking away all my favorite lies
About laughing at pain, about weak second tries
And when I need them they're gone, they will not return
Back out of reach
What side of the door will you be on
when you try to force it closed one last time?
We turn it up to ten and then we go away
We can agree on green, we can't agree on grey
And all I do is feel things I can't unknow
Back out of reach
What side of the door will you be on
when you try to force it closed one last time?
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I Never Learn
03:06
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I know that someday soon you'll tell me to stop
Let the oxygen out, let the temperature drop
In so many ways it will be just like before
Unfinished, undone, and left wanting more
I need to spend time looking out instead of looking in
I need the night sky to remind me I'm insignificant
The shifting years disorient me, I might get lost
And if we're folding space and time, I might just step across
Like a moth to a flame consumed by the burn
And like a tired metaphor, I never learn
I NEVER LEARN
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4. |
Sorry Boy
03:34
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5. |
When The Fever Breaks
03:10
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Warm Vertigo Boston, Massachusetts
A low-fi project of poetry turned music, nostalgic for a time when we'd put Mazzy Star in the CD player and make out for hours
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