1. |
along for the ride
04:29
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If this is a waste of time
I can't tell if I'm to blame
I've scratched it completely out
It's not a surprise, I came here along the way
It comes from a lack of trying another way
Once we tear it down
It's unrecognizable now
Loosen all the straps
And now I can't relax
I don't think I didn't try
It seems like it's real to me
Then something pulls out the rug
I'm flat, face down,
And nothing can make it right
Then change, it taps me
I can't recall a thing
Once we tear it down
It's unrecognizable now
Loosen all the straps
And now I can't relax
No, I can't relax
No, I can't
I'm along for the ride
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2. |
camera
03:18
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all along the road you kept your eye
focused on the sky
the sun knows where to hide
hold the camera still and catch the weeds
the weeds become the foreground of the trees
flying in the backseat on your knees
turn until the sun's behind the frame
reimagine anything mundane
capture anything that calls your name
your name
get a sense of what you want to be
place it underneath
and rise up with the sea
your hair collects the sunlight and the dust
you haven't heard a sound from all of us
focus on the tires and the rust
turn until the sun's behind the frame
reimagine anything mundane
capture anything that calls your name
your name
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3. |
outlet
05:47
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seek my soul an outlet
and let it plugin
and it won't go out
think of all the letters
you used to send out
someone read them
put a coaster under that, it leaves a mark
now, treat me like a dog
there's something about the summertime
that makes my conscience sit and recline
reverse every thought inside
I'm learning a new trade now
I keep my money
with your pictures
I know it's not for nothing
but I warned you
and that makes twice now
I could cut my strings off
with that scissor
if I can find it
I was stepping over glass and looking up
at the sideways cut of your hair
there's something about the summertime
you put it off, you take it off
reverse every thought inside
I'm not saying it's your fault or mine
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4. |
time has told me
03:52
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5. |
it's here
04:20
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I've been counting years
no, I ain't learned shit
what makes me obsessed
with everything I've left
there's a need in there
could be soon it's here
oh, my waking death
what makes leaves react
don't be down on it
there's still some time left
and we're supposed to know
we should really know
do it now cause round that bend
it's here
it's next year
I'm a fool, I think like that
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6. |
gain a life
05:01
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and I never understood how you felt
or if it's better not to search those high shelves
I don't know
fast forward another year
I can tell your love is still sincere
how I fell over time
are we brave enough to see
it's bigger than you and me
are you scared or is it me
no one's gonna tell us how every time
it's the moments that we miss that build this house
it's who we are
are we scared enough to try
an in-between of you and I
the mountains lost, we gain a life
are we brave enough to see
it's bigger than you and me
are you scared or is it me
well there's one way to know, and it's for keeps
there's only one way to live that we can show
that we can show
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