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Down and Crow
05:41
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Sometimes I forget
Sometimes I'm just wrong
This time I'll give into you
So we can just get along
Don't want to regret it
Don't want to move on
It's time to leave here my friend
Cause the sun just turned it's back on another day on the run
Let's keep this channel on static
My reasons to none
Let's burn this wax with a hot iron gun and count down ticking bombs
I don't want to regret it
Don't want to move on
It's time to leave here my friend
Cause the sun just turned it's back on another day on the run
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She Gave City Light
02:48
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No witness for this probate's gonna slow down leaving this town
She says she got the money and a noterized letter to get down
Poison, amber and jade
You shoot from this gun
Smoke stack lightning love
You pull me
Like a feather, push and pull me under cover uh huh
So sizing somewhat systematic so so feelings caught me off gaurd
She said let's climb out your window and find out what it's like in
the world outside
We'll sneak out on this blanket and make whispers under the moonlight
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No sticks no stones will break
My bones
No medicine will wake this dead heart mans head
Sleeping wolves in dens with no end
Will find their way to full moons howlin'
If lying in your shoes makes them easy to wear
Don't tell the truth
Tighten your boots
No rabbits foot
No black cats crossing
Can reappear this disappearing act
Why change the course of where we're headed
When this ships got no bearing it's been left for dead
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Apple Tree
05:12
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You want to run into the setting sun
Cool breeze and have your fun
I will be the ground that you run on
You want to start before the starting gun
Break in start a revolution
I will be the writing on the wall
No matter what you take from me
No matter what you make me see I'll be alright
Just pour that salt onto that leach
Will scratch and burn your point will reach
I will just wait until you fall down onto me
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