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Resting Day
03:21
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Its resting day
I need to find a place to lay my head
let the phone ring away
its not like you've got something new to say
I'm thinking bad thoughts again
like, what would you say if I just stood up and kissed your face?
I think I'll lay around and wait, something tells me it wouldn't work out so great
I'm thinking of you again
I think I'm turning in again
I didn't get much rest today
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Repetition
02:19
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Wakefield
02:40
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last two weeks in Wakefield seemed like they'd never end
I'm moving down to Texas, where I've still got a couple friends
but for now I'll hit the net hoping to connect to a likewise drifting mind
you were calm and sweet, the last girl I'd expect to meet in my last two weeks in Wakefield
I was shy and dumb, eager to start my life on the run, but it was nice to meet you, Jacqueline
I had to write this down so I wouldn't forget your name, Jacqueline
now I find it here, the better part of a year since we met and I ran away
thats not how I earned my name
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Oh My God Come On
04:05
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Woke up this morning
Too scared to leave my bed
The nightmare I just had
Still fresh in my head
The place that I had been
Before I awoke
The things that she said
The hearts that she broke
Oh my god come on
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5. |
Whatever
02:03
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6. |
Skypiea
01:24
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7. |
No Not Whatever
04:48
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