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Sound Estate
02:51
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2. |
I'm Here
02:41
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I'm here x8
Little door mouse in my bed
Weaving some wisdom through my head
Lay down and watch the world turn by
Sooner or later all dreams die
You’re just not what you think you are
Oh how the mighty fall so far
Little door mouse in my head
Taking the things I’d do instead
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3. |
Give and Take
02:28
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It doesn't have to be
Anything that's far away from me
You don't have to go
Is there something I will never know
Give and Take
You give nothing away
I take nothing
You give nothing away
I take nothing
I don't know why
I let us sit and die
All along
Building up my song
Do you even hear
my voice when I'm so near (I'm here)
It doesn't have to be
Anything that makes you scared of me
Do you have to go
Will I see you at last year's tomorrow
Last year's tomorrow
To cleanse all your sorrows with me
If that's why you're here at all
Make sure you give me a call
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4. |
Sew It All Up
02:24
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5. |
Move Her
01:37
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I should’ve known sooner
I’ve got knots in my spine
cause I couldn’t make her mine
I’m a loser
can’t get out of bed
with these anchors in my head
It’s baby talk when I see you
head cold dreams no one else can see
i’m just a boy when you’re so close to me
But it wasn’t enough to move her
I’ve got eyes in my sleeve looking at what I can’t concieve
I will woo her
Pushing through the Leaves
To say that you think you need me
Like I always say
Just give me a few more days
To and fro I see you
why do I leave? I need to
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6. |
Ellie at Gramercy
01:30
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There's a special place
Where I'll find out where and how I fit in this race
Oh you can rave
on and on for hours
oh how you can rave
I know I won't last
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7. |
Soft Stances
02:16
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Dog Park New York, New York
Formerly Houston based, now in Manhattan, New York
All instruments and vocals done by me.
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