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Cherry
03:07
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Swirling tides with our fingers
Clinging on to some sunlight
Dying grass in the distance
Oceans confused for eyes
It pulls us closer
As we breathe slower
Dust is raining on the windshield
And it’s what we’ll breathe tonight
Yeah, we’re heading to the shoreline
Baby’s very cherry in that fading light
It pulls us closer
As we breathe slower
Now we’re out of time
Leave the coast behind
In the rear view
Other suns will rise
In the fading light (x4)
Now we’re out of time
Leave the coast behind
In the rear view
Other suns will rise
In the fading light (x4)
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2. |
The Hanging Lights
04:09
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Laid on the sidewalk
Underneath the hanging lights
Lingered like a creature
Outcast of the night
Not ready to stay
No ready to leave
Can’t remember that late time I
Knew where I wanted to
Be
Bleed into skylines
I’ve turned off all my lights
The melody’s escaped me
Even though the keys are mine
Just starting to waste
Just starting to seep
Can’t remember the last time that
Saying I meant me
Me
Even if it’s fate
Even if it’s free
Surrender into the night
But don’t go gently
Be
Me
Be
Free
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Stray Hounds Brooklyn, New York
Out from the woods, back to the city
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