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Parkland
04:16
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No bitterness doll
No bitterness now
Ya left home unprepared
A fleeting phase of youth
That's okay sweet thing, I did too
It's not normal to be so sad and so deeply and so often
It's not normal, you're not normal.
Putting out fires at 2 am all you're on is a road to denial
all your friends are suicidal in Parkland.
Dan I'm sorry I couldn't be a better friend.
Dan I'm sorry I couldn't be a better friend.
Dan
It was when you were out alone
finding your Eden in the lunar craters enraptured,
the titanic silhouettes of trees
it's not normal you're not normal
Putting out fires at 2 am all you're on is a road to denial
All my friends are suicidal all you're on is a road to denial
all you're on is a road to denial all your friends are suicidal
In Parkland
So no bitterness doll
No bitterness now
No bitterness doll
no bitterness now
Putting out fires at 2 am all you're on is a road to denial
All your friends are suicidal and all your friends are suicidal and
All your on is a road to denial and all your friends are suicidal in Parkland
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2. |
Doubletake
00:22
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3. |
C Sartre
04:11
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Just like the spreading shade of a chestnut blights the grass
I'm not down I'm not depressed I just think my happiness will kill you
I see myself a foolish romantic unwanted pedantic
I am running and you're a pace apart
A beautiful character, a quizzical Sartre
Just like this shade of the chestnut tree blights the grass
I'm hanging out by the overpass
Walking the parking lots of broken glass
just trying to get my bus pass
did you hear they raised the fare?
If I was caught in the vamera eye with it's blistering stare
I can't imagine I'd be unbreaking
Hats off the porno actresses
Beautiful character but so much more than that
always dealing with the lead in the chest the ice in the gut
The spreading shade of a chestnut tree I feel nauseous
I feel nauseous, I feel nauseous, I feel nauseous
No matter what I say, no matter what I do
I will never be good enough for you
See Sartre, C Sartre.
Just like a spreading shade of a chestnut tree blights the grass
All these people walking tall, casting long shadows
Blot out the sun
stand on barren ground where no seed can find purchase
I'm not down I'm not depressed I just think my happiness would kill you.
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4. |
Heteropia
02:07
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Heterotopia world of shadow
Got a lead pipe, going to the book burning slash ice cream social
My beauty my locket, my cell.
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5. |
Lyme
03:39
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Evil dons the ritual cloth a pantsuit a regular suit
we are living history where the people are smart but absolutely desperate
And this time is hard, makes me wanna run and hide
The atmosphere is burning oil slicks in the ocean are turning
and plastic gathers in a new fucking continent
I don't go outside much these days, just cause I don't
What if I get Lyme disease, what my legs don't work any more
and I'm left back there sayin'?
Don't me behind!
Don't me behind!
Autumn is my favorite Tom, cause the leaves they bury me
Under wide open sky colors stretch out infinitely
Amaranthine and cherry
a powder blue so young and so new
But these days I don't go outside much
Cause anything could be waiting
What if you get Lyme disease, what your legs don't work any more
Don't me behind!
Don't me behind!
Don't me behind!
Don't me behind!
Don't me behind!
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6. |
Night Terrors
01:43
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7. |
Winning
03:01
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Red Rock
03:26
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10. |
Dark Days
03:08
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