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Waiting For What
00:44
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I'm at your party,
The one I didn't want you to invite me to
But here I am
I'll be with the cat
Or studying the drapes and lamp
Imitating human
And caught in the act
And then she smiled, she said
"It's so good to see you again"
I said "Hey, how long has it been?"
She kept on walking
Turns out she was talking to somebody else
That's the end
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A swing and a miss
And not even close
How could I have read her so wrong?
In no uncertain terms,
Negotiations ceased
This trail of blunders
Goes on and on and on and on and on
Until they told me
I dodged a bullet
A five-alarm raging blaze
I dodged a bullet
A close call, a near miss
Waving to a sinking ship
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4. |
Coming To Terms
00:46
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The voice echoes against the wall
The sound of nothing there
Nothing there at all
And why do I do this to myself
Days of nothing stretch to weeks
Months of stagnation
Frustration and defeat
And why do I do this to myself
In these depths I often dwell
Why do I do this to myself
Utterly incapable of genuine expression
I am made of wood
Confounded by the arts
Of human connection
I am made of wood
Because either the mechanism
Is fundamentally frozen
Or I'm just permanently, irretrievably broken
I am made of wood
Let's dance
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I just hope he knows
He never has to hide a thing from me
And I just hope he knows
He never has to hide a thing from me
And I just want him to know
I'd feel real bad
If he ever thought that
He couldn't be himself
We've got his back
And I just want him to know
I'd feel real sad if he ever
If he ever thought that
He didn't want to be who he is
We've got his back
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7. |
Who's Kidding Who
00:50
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To make tea and stay inside
Or venture forth where the normal thrive
There's energy in the air
And they swarm among themselves
The contagion spreads
I just want to be anywhere, anyone else
Tonight is the night
The anticipation starts
The spirit of life rages
In their starving hearts
I just want to go where the humans aren't
Can't stop the world from spinning
And the weekend's just beginning
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I see them watching from the trees
Unmoving in the breeze
I feel them staring through the leaves
And I know they're waiting for me
Take what you came here for
Go ahead and take what you came here for
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He's just the latest in a series of hit and run collisions
Another in her history of questionable decisions
Has she noticed me listening sympathetically
A character witness to all her recent tragedies
Let me be
Let me be one of your worst mistakes
One of your worst mistakes
So let me be
All I want to be is anything but your best friend
And we both know that my luck begins where your standards end
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Low Moments Connecticut
Party music for people who hate parties. And people. Lofi retro 80s introvert downer-pop from CT featuring members of When
The Deadbolt Breaks, Crawl Below, Tallest, Buzzard Canyon, Holding On To Nothing, and Animal Schoolbus.
Charlie Sad Eyes
Rob Birkbeck
Sam Sugawara
... more
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