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sonder
03:05
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synchronized diving just means that we meet at the bottom/
/we're helplessly loving the ones who are constantly falling
If you look pretty all the way to the bottom
thats all that matters
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How Do I Know?
05:40
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I left you alone, and what good it did I don't know
Now you're not coming back, but I how do I know it's not another trap
How Do I know?
You're a son of a bitch, just go for a walk relieve the loneliness
but don't change your path, I know if it looks good that you won't come back.
And what should I do? Could I believe you'd tell another lie?
And what could I say? There's nothing left except to say "goodbye"
But how do I know?
I don't.
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Two Cliffs
02:55
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in the moonlight stands two cliffs that stare at one another
they almost touch forever, but not until they fall apart
two trees standing in the breeze; they're just waiting for the storm
almost touch forever, but not til they fall apart
We all like to watch the moon, it's something we can count on
We almost wait forever, please just tell me when to start.
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life as a palindrome
01:12
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Bitter
03:48
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Lift you up just to see what it's like at the bottom
I grab my gun, I can tell that it's lonely
MY legs melt into nothing
what it is, I don't know.
My face becomes an ocean that's very bitter
Dive right in, just to see what it's like at the bottom of it
have some fun at the expense of others
My brain melts into something, what it is I don't know.
It's strong and pretty bitter. I just don't know.
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synchronized diving
03:24
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Coma (Return)
06:07
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I caught my leg in a trap making for the sea
I lost my will after that like you wouldn't believe
I saw a snake in the grass, it wasn't hard to see
It looked like someone I knew, It kind of looked like me
Forget how to worry. Is this all a dream?
I'm starring at the sun, who doesn't wake me.
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My soul is yellow like you, but you look kind of green
I think I might just go back, I forgot what I had seen
I sleep all night and all day because you built me up
& I'll never do anyone wrong, other than myself
Forget how to wake up. Is this all a dream?
I'm starring at the sun, who doesn't wake me.
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I can impersonate someone who doesn't like to think of reasons, who stares into the sun.
Hypnotic, I cannot close my eyelids, transfixed on an idea "What if I'm the only one"
And I'll find that nothing is easier than waiting for anyone.
And I'll find that waiting is even worse than nothing, but not for everyone.
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I can contemplate reasons, why happiness had left us blinded by the sun.
Forgotten, we walk along the freeway, sporting new sunglasses, not afraid of anyone.
And I've found that nothing, is more difficult than waiting for your only one.
And I've found that waiting might be the only answer if love is what you want.
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Just like the Earth itself
We'll wait thousands of years waiting
Just like a world of glass
We're delicate and precious
Just like a hundred years
We'll pass thousands of chances
Hold me til the end of time
I'll give whats considered mine away
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Overhand Sam Rochester, New York
Known for the upside down guitar playing in Maybird (30th Century Records), Overhand Sam has been releasing music the lo- fidelity fanatics across the internet since 2015. Kink's retro-pop meets Gainsbourg jazz-ish meets Vonnegut inspired Fuzzy-Space-Krautrock. ... more
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