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N.G.U.O.Y.
04:05
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oooh, she can get it
little slice of heaven
tell me what to say if she comes walkin' this way
i'm not givin' up on you
no
not right now
ooh,
after all the shit you put me through
no i'm not
givin' up on you
all the things i left behind have followed me here
tell me what to tell you that would make this more clear
what kinda drink would make you wanna dance with me
what kinda drink would get you on the floor with me
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2. |
24
04:27
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i wanna thank you for the frame
the creekbed flooded when the rains came
mid september was when they thought
but late october they cut my locks
left a note next to a clock
said, "24 was all biggie got"
remember the time josh played the clown
can only imagine what he'd say now
maybe some day i'll get up off your couch
after staring at the names just trying to figure out how
did you really mean it when you said that i wasn't cool
that i could be in better places if i'd tried a little harder in school
was this what you mean when you said life could get tough
and that getting a year older starts to feel kinda rough
did you really mean it when you said you thought i was funny
and it really doesn't matter i don't have any money
used to feel like the summer morn
but now i'm planning winters to stay warm
left two foot of brackish dark as hell
you can drown in much less, just as well
in late december i wrote your name
on a tree that i used for shade
i think that he made it through the holidays
all the same
maybe some day you'll see my name in the credits
scrolling down the screen even if just for a second
did you you really mean it when you said that i was a mess
and that all these stupid ideas are going to my head
please don't think i'm an asshole or i don't give a shit
i just play the quiet guy cause i don't get politics
maybe one day my actions will all make sense
that there was never any point to all these bullshit tests
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3. |
Doctor
04:23
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i've been on the mend
playing doctor again
and i've been feeling tired
so down and tired
caught myself writing out your name
prescriptions i was unauthorized to make
the night i threw a rock at your window, darling
left a nice crack and a big hole for ya
you cut your little wrist on the edge
i told you, "i've never been a good throw"
yeah, feels crazy that i tried it
but i would go crazy if i didn't know
now i can't hide from what you've seen through
i've set back, the progress i've made with you
i've been having dreams
they're sending me off to war
and it's got me
working
working a brand new cure
caught myself
looking at your chart
now i'm just
obstructing your heart
the night i threw a rock at your window, darling
left a nice crack and a big hole for ya
you cut your little wrist on the edge
i told you, "i've never been a good throw"
yeah, feels crazy that i tried it
but i would go crazy if i didn't know
now i can't hide from what you've seen through
and i'm mending everything thing with you
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4. |
Seleno
04:34
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somethings wrong here
i don't recognize these thoughts
wayward spirit
what did i do to try you near
and do you know
can a song scare a ghost away
would you whisper
a melody to me please
it's 3 in the morning
there's a draft i can't find
haunting in corners perhaps in my mind
the moon is waxing
and glowing so bright
for what have you come for tonight
my friends are concerned
perhaps they are right
i can't fall asleep without some sort of light
the owls are hoooing
in double time for me
do you know...
would you whisper...red or white
what kinda a wine does a ghost prefer
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Alex Stanilla Lebanon, Pennsylvania
Gonzo/Outlaw Pop artist. Entertainment ordinaire.
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