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Christine
04:39
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Now the summer's drawing closed
As we students surely know
I feel it in my bones
I've been wasting every note
That the summer birds do sing
And this fire crackling
I'm aware of where we came from
But why are we here?
Christine
I'm sure you know by now
That I've been yours and yes I'm down
Cause you get me high
and giddy
Christine
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2. |
Snipe Hunt
03:11
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Tick the clock goes
Out of luck
I'm waiting
Don't bait me
My time is short
Guess yours is not
I'm waiting
Don't bait me
We'll count the days pass
Your smoke helps you laugh
I'll bide what I can
And find a moment
I'd go far with you
But then we'd be two
You'd tie yours to mine
And my peace of mind
Late again your
Late again but
When will I notice
That I know this
We'll count the days pass
Your smoke helps you laugh
I'll bide what I can
And find a moment
I'd go far with you
But then we'd be two
You'd tie yours to mine
And my peace of mind
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3. |
Damnericontinent
06:24
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Steady wave
Roll in from the sea
Not so brave
Strolling at a calculated speed
Picks up shards of glass
Half swallowed by the sand
Swept together
Ugly fib
Clear as window glass
Pains us less
Than goodnight moon singing goodbye Jack
Fruit can't be so sweet
Without a pit so black
Made together
Damnericontinent
Where did all the land go?
I haven't seen an inch
I haven't said a word
Steady bird
Keep the line on course
The calendar
Is disappearing fast
Shed those changes good
Like those who came before
Keep your nose down
Damnericontinent
Where did all the land go?
I haven't seen an inch
I haven't said a word
Steady wave
Roll in from the sea
Not so brave
Strolling at a calculated speed
Picks up shards of glass
Half swallowed by the sand
Swept together
Damnericontinent
Where did all the land go?
I haven't seen an inch
I haven't said a word
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