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Phone
02:37
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a sea beneath the sea
a sober sigh of relief
the space between your lips
a lifetime's breadth
do you feel like you're alone?
love the way your voice sounds on the phone
do you think we'd do the same if we had known?
to be a boy, to be some fettered bones
saut dans le vide
a sombre sigh of relief
the heat that corners me
the beat and rest
why keep it hid beneath?
the hard hurt of belief
the things I couldn't say
the home we made
do you feel like you're alone?
love the way your voice sounds on the phone
do you think we'd do the same if we had known?
to be a boy, to be some fettered bones
left here all alone, the beat goes on and on, I hear you on the phone
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No Yield
02:37
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in aegis
the spaces were darkened
the shelter was caved in
and you're on the far side of the world
for ages
the spaces were sacred
the visions were nameless
and you're on the far side of the world
far away
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The Gravel Pasadena, California
for sad but hopeful people that like to dance
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