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Deer in Headlights
04:20
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Stolen Apples
02:31
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In the Clouds
03:47
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Hanging your head like a willow
into your diazapam pillow
dreaming of eerily calm chaos
watching but not feeling anything
until your yellow moon wanes
But the you'll bolt awake
your hands are bleeding paint
but nowhere can you find
your canvas or your brushes
In the clouds wondering when I'll come back down.
Into your mind you retreat
make yourself at home as you slowly sleep
But the I'll bolt awake
my hands are bleeding paint
but nowhere can I find
my canvas or your brushes
In the clouds wondering when I'll come back down.
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Back & Forth
03:40
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Thin Air
05:57
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