1. |
beyond ash house
02:47
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this house is warm
beyond the door
cold lonely winds
burns all feelings
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2. |
i played your letter
02:34
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i spent all night
trying to
figure out
where you were
around me
i played your letter
twice
it turned so nice
as i read beneath
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3. |
lovely words
03:46
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do you speak
lovely words
i've heard enough
of them
there were times
i was young
i prayed for everyone
language keeps
in the dust
oh but it passes on
heaps and mounds
upon us all
that's where we're going to fall
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4. |
slurs drunken warnings
02:54
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do you hear him
says your name in the night
knows what name you go by
wont give up without a fight
but he wont pull no fists on you
you wont even see it coming
the one thing you never expected
how you suppose to fight him now
disappears
caught you good, with your pants down
in the woods, didn't he?
with your pants down
yeah, that's how he does it
with your pants down
i tried to tell him
i tried to tell him
i tried to tell him
that you were coming!
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5. |
dinner plate, coins
03:28
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was it worth it?
trying to fit it
all into
what you knew
was it broken?
did you fix it?
when you knew
you need not to
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