1. |
Alone
03:03
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i need to learn how to be alone
you keep on
opening a door
that’s closed
who am i to tell you
how we’re gonna
make this work
i keep on
picturing the ways
it’s gonna hurt
(can we make it work?)
there’s a moon
in the water
and it’s telling me
to jump right in
“you don’t wanna be alone
boy, you have to be alone”
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2. |
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baby I’m callin out to you
i need your squeeze
and i need your belly too
i bumble into your honey
you melt onto my tongue
i’m yearning for the answer
that I’m the only one
do it if it feels right
but don’t if it doesn’t
nothing’s gonna hurt me
i’ll roll with the punches
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3. |
Yellow Yuzu
03:01
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yellow yuzu
punch me till i bleed
i won’t beg so make it sting
yellow yuzu
feed my hungry heart
lying naked on your floor
pick me apart
i sang what i thought was
your favorite tune
by your window yesterday
i toast my glass
to the golden rocks
warming your memory
a sip of old salt
stuck to the rim
oh god I’ve done it again
i miss the touch
of a forgotten guest
knowing well they are gone
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4. |
Overfelt
02:07
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how long can i spend
counting pebbles at my feet
always shaking from
distractions in the wing
just drop me in the water
and watch my ripples spread
i just want to feel alive
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5. |
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6. |
Kino Cave River
02:25
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last night i slept in a bed
i used to share
with a friend from long ago
in the morning
i pretend to have plans
so i can spend my Saturday alone
if you love something
give it a name,
compliments
and a hand to hold
your skin’s cleared up
you seem so happy
living in the ghost
of our old home
i sat still as you fucked me
like you wanted
but you didn’t meet my eyes
you still seem haunted
by the way our star
exploded into dust
and you can’t teach
someone how to love
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