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DSD
03:50
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please come back to the real world
we'll disappear while
diving, screaming,
drowning those conversations
under the asphalt, the lillies
and chrysanthemums
I'll be there, always,
haunting our hiding place
there's no air but it's where I could finally breathe
inside and outside rusting waves of anxiety
not a year goes by, without playing dress-up
as your favorite deep sea diver
I'll race you to the bottom of the ocean where
we'll dance with the wicked and the wasted while the pressure of a thousand songs eviscerate our goddamn lungs
and we'll be fine cause ohh that's the way we dive
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2. |
Superfuzz
04:04
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crazy little thing, guess I'll try it out
it's the new thing kids are ragin' about
but I'm writhing in pain I can't stay awake so my friend pulled me close and she leaned to say
it's okay it's cool, darlin' you'll be fine
I'm your rock, don't you worry about that electric shock
it's the best sensation when you feel that buzz
easy as she does, oh yeah got me superfuzz
well I found my spirits now I'm such a whore
left adrift and jaded like you adored
that timeless place and space and time we chased
they called you a dreamer and its all a waste
cause your lips are frozen and my fingers blue
nothing left but dirty songs to ignite to
and let the sorrow deluge our maws
I'm telling you man, superfuzz'll make you crawl
come with me
even if it's just in my dreams
come with me
so I won't leave
alone
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3. |
Mad Girl's Love Song
04:51
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I shut my eyes and all the world drops dead
I think I made you up inside my head
I shut my eyes and all the world drops dead
I should have loved a thunderbird instead
at least when spring comes they roar back again
I shut my eyes and all the world will drop dead
I think I made you up inside my head
I'd fancy you'd return the way you said,
but I grow old and I forget your name
I dreamed that you bewitched me into bed
and sung me moon-struck, kissed me quite insane
I think I made you up inside my brain
I shut my eyes and all the world will drop dead
I think I made you up inside my head
I lift my lids and all is born again
I must have made you up inside my
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4. |
Violet
04:45
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there's a girl who lives way down under the sea
with the kind of soul you would only see in dreams
she sleeps inside so comfortably in the crashing of the waves
safe from the vengeful and torrential rain
although her voice is magic
all that she knew was tragic
but it's fine
she's got violet eyes and a lovely bed, the bohemian life she used to live
is quite a few years past its welcome
she plays with sharks, electric eels and of course a giant octopus
the most terrifying one she could find
I'd sink down in the ocean
just to see her eyes in motion
I would drown for her
she's so good at being young but will she grow old?
in her mind it's all the same so we sing and swim and sleep and learn
together
french exits and no so-longs
and I'm locked in my sheets again
phantoms appear, they're flooding my years
and killing 'em away
those violet eyes and warm pillows all left to dust
and decompose as she wanted them to go
I don't think she'd like the color roses her mom chose
she was never one for style, instead, she just sang
oh she sang
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Home
06:40
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her eyes would gaze through the morning light
frantic like fireflies dancing in the night
was our ocean too deep to sink or swim?
somethings may never change
they just stay the same
I always felt it wherever we roamed
her touch brought me back to whispers of home
I can't tell if its a murmuring well
or a doomed from the start flight to hell
one I'll never know
did somebody take you home?
or did you leave on your own?
could you even call it a home?
that place to rest your bones?
can somebody take me away
somewhere far away
to a place I can call my home
so I can be alone?
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