1. |
Honey
02:55
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I should listen instead
won't you shut your mouth
I am uninvited to my own party
listen to the radio
honey I just want to go home
where was I when I learned how
where am I now
what should I say
every word unclean
I open my mouth to speak
I spit blood instead
wait for me, am I too late
oh my god, I waited too long
somehow I lost track of time
let it unwind
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2. |
In My Yard
04:06
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I'd invite you over
if I could you know that I would
lately I seem to explain
myself to everyone that I meet
everyone that I've ever met
in my yard in my heart on my own
all these years in the dirt I've sown
every time I look outside every time I look outside I'm shown
all my sins in my yard how you've grown
I end up whispering
when I feel like screaming
until I get it right
one day I'll know the line
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3. |
Headache
06:36
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I reached down in the back of my throat and all the words came floating out but the flood gates shut and stopped them in their trail
I can't talk with the ringing in my ear with the ringing in my ear oh I just can't hear so I'll write it down, you'll get it in the mail
you turned on a light in my head with the light in your head and it started to spread like a forest fire, and it's catching up to me
when they said you were out of this world it was out of this world guess you're out of this world and I've had enough, there's nothing here to see
all in my head all in my head all in my head in my head
all in my head in my head all in my head in my head
it's all in my head, all in my head it's all in my head
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