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Tired Eyes
04:00
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2. |
Cement Country
02:47
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(Nobody, no)
Took a ride through the tunnel
To loop around real quick
Nobody's listening
Talking to myself again
Welcome to cement country
Early morning
Hell comes a bit early
Over Pulaski thinking
"It ain't perfect, but it works"
Nobody's listening
Mumble to myself again
Welcome to cement country
Early morning
Hell comes a bit early
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3. |
Brain Holiday
02:21
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Skeleton Keys
03:05
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I read Trigger Warnings just the other day, yeah
And it's not easy for me to get through it
A dreamland away from reality
Close enough to see
But it's not easy for me to get though it
And I was a full day away
As distant as I was I stayed
As I traveled through the shadows of my bookshelf
...
Skeleton Keys for thought
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Worstkind Collective Brooklyn, New York
a collection of lo-fi recordings, jukebox style.
youtube:
www.youtube.com/channel/UCEXxJ5nMD80yYLJTlkXwtqw
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