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Beachwood Castles
03:55
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I see the forest and the trees
They pull together with the leaves
It makes the summer go with ease
I know, its a scene, to me, its a scene
What's with him, I don't know ?
It seems like they're asking.
What's with him, I don't know ?
It seems like they're asking.
Looking out my window
I see little things from long ago
It makes me think of how it was so much for me
And you stood there, and said you needed someone there.
And I was, in a scene, in a scene
What's with him, I don't know ?
It seems like they're asking.
What's with him, I don't know ?
It seems like they're asking.
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2. |
Summer Friend
02:51
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I'm fading, vibing out
And I wanted you
Like how I how I thought I needed someone like you
But I was put on the back burner
And now I'm never coming back
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Mileage
01:43
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Here we are
Don't be unhappy
I drove too far...
And I'm alright
The situations wrong
I drove too far...
Here we are
Don't be unhappy
I drove too far
And where are you ?
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4. |
Spider Bites
03:40
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Here we are again
Another year alone or, just unhappy
It's cool I've been there
Everyone feels the same
Too much to do about it
Whats to do about it ?
Don't you know ?
You can always
Sing this when alone
Take a deep breath back
And I will always be there
When you need me most.
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