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Cross Country
03:06
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We're already married
You just don't know it yet
Make my own language
Cause I know what's really true
We're already married
Just haven't told anyone
Don't you remember those kinds of things that we did
That wonderful ceremony, we had it at night
We were married by the barks of the geese
Surely you were there and remember it all very well
That's why we're here
We're already married
You just don't know it yet
Make my own language
Cause I know what's really true
We're already married
Just haven't told anyone
Just went and bought the thank you cards
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2. |
Deep Adaptation
04:55
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I am here and this is deep adaptation.
she's a ghost in my new town.
my good friends are alive on this planet.
you are here and this is sure to be true.
most of all when you breathe don't forget there's two directions.
you are here so let's get deep, most of all, let's get deep.
how deep, how finite
spit and i see the ghost of you in it
and I'm caught red-handed
in the deepest of the deep adaptation.
deep adaptation, flounder on the sidewalk.
wanna go home forever in a box.
deep adaptation, lay the day away:
static reaction to my own infantile delays.
how deep, how finite
spit and I see the ghost of you in it
and I'm caught red-handed
no more of past years
licking up each other's tears
I'm caught red-handed
in the deepest of the deep adaptation.
I'm a real smart puppy: I like things that are lovely.
I don't need no one to love me.
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3. |
Come Back Home
04:11
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come back home
maybe it could be through an empty picture frame
or a box of wine in the park
come back home
through an empty bottle of Cisco with a C
I'll be waiting with a piece of Bark
I'll write you letters every night
a brand new vinyl for every day of the week
stop working such long nights
come back home
I'll paint the walls all those colors
and put the mirror back together
and fix the sink
I have blankets
and some video games
a guitar and a desk made of cardboard
I'll write you letters every night
A brand new bottle for every day of the week
Stop working such long nights
and buy a box spring
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4. |
We Are Building Gods
02:44
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We are building gods
Gods live when you ignore the ground under your feet
and perspective is for granted, we are building gods
that will rule the universe
and they will all make baby earths
and the earths will grow and the doctors will be helping
and the doctors will be helping
and the workers will be helping
and the businessmen, yeah they're sure helping
these new gods grow
we are building gods
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DIY rock duo. Sweats a lot. In touch with feelings. Sober. Pals.
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