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Self Help
04:17
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I found another piece of the rough
Another conversation
I found a way to let you go
if you'd be patient
I know the place that you've been
It's sink or swim
Tying Anchors to your knees
and reaching for my hand
I will give what I can
but you won't take it
I've seen all your weak attempts
that you've forsaken
Life is of a design
It's what you make it
Look out and see with different eyes
Time's what takes it
Free yourself
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Windows
04:11
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You there, use your morning feet,
get out of the street and find your feeling
I'll be there, in your mourning sea
battered on the beaches of your tears
I'm bleeding too much water from my eyes.
I'm heading for the ground I'm going blind.
You do the best you can to be okay.
but I'm doing what I can and there's still hate.
Feel it. Your mind is coming back,
wiser from the weight of your travels
So be there. Time is all you have.
Hold it in your heart against your habits
I'm bleeding too much water from my eyes.
I'm heading for the ground I'm going blind.
You do the best you can to be okay.
And I'm doing what I can but there's still hate.
you there
be there
feel it
be there
you there
be there
feel it
be there
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Dayphase
03:18
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Walking with my car
Breaklight faces call across the pavement
leaving me a line
pulls me up to see what I've been missing
Within and without
Looking down I see my metal carriage
part of something more
Dayphase keeps me going on an axis
It's funny how we fall
Trapped inside a box of our creation
clawing at the walls
Dayphase keeps me calm and collected
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Flotilla
04:57
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My, my sound
is a soft ground
That you fall on
After a rough day
I rage against
my indifference
But you're still here
sinking my flotilla
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Cotton Ships Los Angeles, California
Breann, Daniel, Evan, Kenny, Michael
Five friends palming through this one day at a time.
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