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Daydreaming
01:55
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wide awake but im staying in bed
mind’s alive but my body’s dead
u cannot stop me
u cannot stop me
lazy day and im wasting away
legs taking blood but im daydreaming
u cannot shake me
u cannot shake me
pillow’s a magnet and it’s pullin me in
her face in my memory and it’s making life grim
i need my coffee
i need my coffee
it felt so good when u walked out
but now im missing u like hell
a rotten memory
a rotten memory
seconds pass, the months move away
the scab u left slowly picks away
my skin is cracking
my skin is cracking
lay with me here, lie to me there
love in the end is always unfair
but you can’t stop me
but you can’t stop me
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Ohio
01:04
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ohio is for lovers
california's for strangers
let's get out of this town before it eats us up
let's just settle down where the land is good
dancing is for lovers
kissing is for strangers
let's just dance around before we leave alone
let's just settle down where our lips are close
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Parlor Hour Portland, Oregon
slacker tweeish heartfelt noise
Portland, OR.
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