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Sleeper
03:55
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when you/wake up
will have anything changed?
no one will come and save you
the last place you slept is the
last place you have stayed
when they came to take you
the last place you laid
will be the last place you have lived.
fuck it, i'll be selfish/about it
this is you/this is over
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Fault Lines
05:19
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It's the beginning of November
and all I remember is there was you and me
you were too tired to sleep, you were too tired
so you kept staring out of the car at the trees
you said "you know, we could just leave"
you said "you know, we don't have to stay here"
I couldn't think, of a good reason
to keep driving
so I drove home
Now it's the end of September
and I can't remember what was holding us back
being young and alone doesn't seem so bad.
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Salt Mine Birmingham, Alabama
Carter
Patrick
David
Kevin
Dudes who like to jam.
Listen to Hum and Nirvana.
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