1. |
Running in Place
02:02
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2. |
Bugging Out
02:12
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All of those little things stuck in my mind
Everything's everything all of the time
All the days come and all the days go
Heard what you said
Saw what you did
Made an informed decision
And lived with it
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Rock on until you're barely there, until you're everywhere, until you're out of the frame, until you're back in the game. Until you realize that nothing really matters once again, and everything's exactly how it is, and everything behind you has a way of digging in, that makes it clear that nothing's too far away. Until there's something
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4. |
Teardrop
02:58
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5. |
CHALK IT UP
02:03
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There's a tidal wave that's been building for days and now it's
right beneath your feet.
You'll see all the signs that you didn't see on the day
the two of you meet.
You'll have all the time in the world to sit and think how things went right.
You can lay your head down and close your eyes and you can
sleep all through the night if you chalk it up to bad luck.
You can force a smile but we know all the while that you're
cursed like King Tut's Tomb.
You've got Aztec gold in your veins that changes to dope
by the light of the moon.
There's a black cloud coming around, the sounds like nothing
I've ever heard.
It can change perspectives and consequences and turn what's sane absurd.
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Out there on your own, in the nightmare zone. All of the faces react the same. All of the sunshine, all of the rain.
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The ants are out. They're all over my house. I can't stand by and let the distortion rise in my mind. I'm moving in circles like the kids in the Blair Witch Project. I may be one step closer or one step farther away, i don't know.
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