1. |
Where I End
04:36
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The salt on my tongue
Won't last long
Another taste, it slips right through me
And time passed me by
Well I was towing the line
For way too long to pick my clues up
Oh no
I can't see where to go
And oh no
I don't know where to go
The sea, it howls at me
It says "Why don't you?"
And I can't speak, and I can't move on
'Cause choice, takes a voice
That really knows what it's saying
It wraps its arms, it shuts its eyes tight
And that's the way that I would hold it
If I could get it back
Yeah, that's the way that I would hold it
If I could get on track
I've seen this before
And I threw it out that door
And I watched it wash ashore
With the stink of my doubts
And it's running up and down my spine
The fear of claiming what is mine
The doubts of earning what I find
And closing out where I end up
And I promise I would hold it
If I could get it back
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2. |
Have A Heart
02:56
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I've let it all go away
Can't I just have a heart today?
I've let it all go away
Can't I just have a heart?
We all
Fall
We all
Have a heart
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3. |
Laws
03:52
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Having problems doesn't make you
Interesting
You might need some growing up if
You can't talk about love in a good way
You know I'm saying?
So leave me and hang up the damn phone
Why defend you
If you're getting off easy
From the laws that we made?
You and I've come to the end of
Our respective utilities
So fuck it all
Just fuck it and hang up the damn phone
No, I ain't perfect
But when I see a window
I don't throw a fuckin' vase
So I'm hanging up the phone now
Gonna write a pretty song
About the laws that we made
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4. |
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It's a glass house
A glass house
If I ever heard of one
Heard of one
Glass house, you hurt the one
Hurt the one
And all the stars around
Where did they come from?
Glass house, you hurt the one
Hurt the one
(Wordless bellowing)
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