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Brother
03:38
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talk when you're ready. talk when you're thinking about being someone else. come and get me once you're ready to find what you're looking for. you need a place to call your home, in yourself, in your head, in your home. shut out and stuck in the background. come in back around and paint yourself in the foreground.
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its how it moved that I didn't feel so safe, it's colour wasn't stable it seemed to change. Everybody is running around the bay and looking for a chance to get away. Everybody is trying to face the facts and running to the hills up the old dirt track. They say his face turns to grey and black as night, the blue shoots away from earth to the sky. Forget the card to your money and your keys, thank God that you're wife and your kids weren't drowned to the sea. Is there a label for the things a man has seen? Neither bad or worse, something in between. Everybody is running away.
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Sleep
04:10
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If only I knew that in time I would wake up, even though my eyes are clenched they won't stay shut, my heart rate would rest and know it would not stop, my brain could relax and know it would shut off, I'd live all my life and try to stay up.
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Beach Town
04:31
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Synesthesia
03:52
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Ziggy
04:31
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Big Fish
06:53
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