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Couldn't Be Bothered
02:56
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Had to stand for an hour, couldn’t bother in waiting
Had to jump every fence to your heart that had to be breaking
Wearing holes in my shoes can’t afford any more
That lock on your heart gets a knock at the door
You couldn’t believe when I mentioned that it was faking
Broke and cornered but I’m doing fine, concentrated hold
Gotta tune it down, yeah, gotta lose control
Guess there’s no one left to know, no no no
Breaking rules at the hint of a distant, certain equation
Feel the warmth of the sun on your body, dreams of vacation
Wide awake late at night, shoes are thrown on the floor
Still waiting to feel like feeling on tour
Can’t stay here to long cuz I’d freak if the last seat were taken
Wearing holes in my shoes can’t afford any more
That lock on your heart gets a knock at the door
You couldn’t believe when I mentioned that it was faking, yeah ...
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Wake Up Late
03:24
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Woke up a little too late
Started a fire, it did spread some
Entire planets behave
Don’t you need it?
Nah nah nah ...
That’s alright, I’m fine
Yes, alright, I’m fine
What were you thinking when the light turned into the sun?
How were you dreaming those thoughts that surround you
Like it’s never been done?
That’s no fun!
Your eyes are cutting right through the dark
Maybe I’m dreaming, maybe cutting ties from the start
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Comfortable Ride
03:17
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Such a comfortable ride
Staying out of the way
Laying low, do nothing
Not a lot on the line
Making pennies a day
You should be starting over late
What you need and what you get ...
In the back of a car
Ride’s leading nowhere
Jumping off to clear the head
What you need and what you get
Darling your hand’s combing through all he thought he knew
Ain’t that a trip!
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