1. |
Tommy
02:36
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My mouth is sutured shut
to keep the words from coming out
wasn't someone you should know
I guess that's how it goes
Home was a place I used to know
A castle made of snow
I guess it's time to go
I want you to stay
Stay away
But I can't stay
Stay away
I second guess myself
Since I watched the
Sunset in east LA
I wish I could've stayed
I've been feeling like a bag of bones
sinking like a stone
I guess it's time to go
I want you to stay
Stay away
But I can't stay
Stay away
I want you to stay
Stay away
But I can't stay
Stay away
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2. |
Porcelain
03:11
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Tell me do you want to
Go outside and talk for a while
I've got something
to get off my mind
My voice it cracks like porcelain
as I sing a song about an eastern wind
from a time that's long since gone
when I kissed the sun
and howled at the moon
now everything feels so blue
Tell me does your watch
still tick in central time
Or have you crossed state lines
I know that it has been a while
My voice it cracks like porcelain
as I sing a song about an eastern wind
from a time that's long since gone
when I kissed the sun
and howled at the moon
now everything feels so blue
My voice it cracks like porcelain
as I sing a song about an eastern wind
from a time that's long since gone
when I kissed the sun
and howled at the moon
now everything feels so blue
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3. |
Ghosts Before Breakfast
03:32
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When you're not around
my skin is paper thin
because I've been dancing with every ghost of you
under the pale light of the silver moon
Hey
It's been so long
Since I've heard our song
Somebody turn it off
Now I take my drink
like my bed
half empty and alone in my room
because i've been dancing with every ghost of you
under the pale light of the silver moon
Hey
It's been so long
Since I've I've heard our song
Somebody turn it off
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