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Lift Bridge
04:31
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lightning above / starting abyss / carry you in / don't leave me alone / nobody's home / to give you a lift / might have to give / run off a bridge / escape to the farm / lost in the sticks / driving around / the spots that you've missed / charming wind / settling / carry you with me / run it aground / get used to it / keep it to yourself / eyes all aglow / clown you protected / is dead to you now / fingers are sore / tonight will not end / swallow the last one / fight for your death / look you in the eyes / see nothing now / no one controls you / nobody owns you / carry you with me / buckling ground / get used to it / alone on the job / unsettling view / started a mob / you get the last piece / that's how you are / fly like a window / burning crown / come to my door / outside in the rain / cry in my arms / i feel you now / live in my blood / carry you with me
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Glass
04:32
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ride past liquor store / rotten ache running out / i'd like to ask something more / can you stay a couple of hours / stare out null and void / contact nothing now / hair short maybe sore / can't fix lack of crowd / glass thought share but no / so i went home for a while / love cries looking sick / listen to light gauge strings / wrote a song it's way too long / hear moans of losing games / scramble for hated score / win on accident
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Gomer
02:50
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