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down bubbly
03:51
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How could something so sweet, so simple
Cause the waters to ripple
It's as if the light I've long awaited
Only washes away paths I wished to keep
Captured in its rays
I fall
I'm lost
No words
No thoughts
Heavy in its hold, I'm caught, I'm crippled
Lost of all that once lingered
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alter (demo)
04:57
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i was found back in the wrong town
i let the storm pick me up, carry me away
i'll never get standing, i'll never quit landing
take me far, send me up again
many minutes ago i had the thought
it was the only thing on my mind
last time on the ground there was this sound
pulling me down, i'll never beat it
different or distant
lift heavy hands to hold
the little left to save
so many habits to kick but i only have two feet
two eyes in a dark sky
gathering rings, trying to sing
show me my home, leave me alone
there's a song in my head when i'm in bed, alone on a cloud
different or distant
lift heavy hands to hold
the little left to save
so many habits to kick but i only have two feet
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slight
04:40
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the thing (demo)
04:10
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Hey, Banana Man!
01:03
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Backer Appleton, Wisconsin
Fast Eddie: Diddly-diddlies/La-la-las
Tyler Two-Fish: Boom-chick-pows
Dennis the Drizzle: Rum-bum-bums
John Dammit: Djent-djents
WE PLAY LOUD
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