1. |
neighborhood
01:40
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a boy in the woods
the only one
who ever could
take out the smoke
just to leave me alone
the only one
who ever would
everything i ever
wanted to be
lost in the fog
slowly start to run
its my neighborhood
and the boy in the woods
taking good care
so far from here`
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2. |
buzz
01:46
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i came home my friends were gone
it didnt take very long
to fall asleep and make amends
to keep your dream inside your head
my sister disappeared with
everything she ever owned
i tried to call but i got no voice
just a static buzz inside my head
my brother punched me in the
gut he said dont take care
cause you will never ever
wake up from this dream
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3. |
a couple years ago
01:41
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this band
will always make me think of you
a big man
hanging above my living room
cant forget
cause you said i gotta keep it close
in my head
hanging out in my bedroom
heard a song
it took me back a couple years ago
as a kid
i never cared about anyone
do you wanna stay
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4. |
sea
01:16
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left alone all alone
deep beneath the sea
in the coral reef pretty scene
what do you really mean
go and hide really far
in a quiet place
turn your face
understand why youre fake
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5. |
so far
01:31
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i dont want to go home
if im beneath the sky
and the prettiest clouds
there has ever been
when im with my dog
everythings okay
i dont wanna be the one
to bury him some day
im not trying to
think that hard but
everything around me
seems to fall so far
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funeral culture Ottawa, Ontario
email me tomleblanc9@gmail.com
music videos: www.youtube.com/channel/UCr8BMSEoD_TkYl7klgu2c6w
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