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Moondrenched Eyes
02:25
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Rain in these Moondrenched Eyes
Wait for these twilight sighs to move
Somewhere Down the Line
And June's filled my boots with rain
With tears on a silent train to you
Moving down the line
Mist falls down again
This nightfall may never end
Unless I keep moving down the line
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Driftwood
03:56
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Picture a scene alone on a windy beach
The skies are grey and the birds today are meek
And you'll find me
Torn at the seams
Driftwood indeed
Drifting to sea
Gaze beneath the white winter ice
A christalline, divine paradise
Where you'll find me
With salted lungs
In a silence of tongues
When the silence is young
Search for me neath these browning leaves
The fallen brethren of these haunted trees
And you'll find me
Fixed on the sun
Desperately scared
For winter to come
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Tulip Fever
03:39
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Sugar in the Sun
02:05
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The night is young
But Jane's undone
She's been searching for sugar in the sun
And David's there
With his vacant stare
Hoping that tonight will be the one
All while shaded eyes
Scan her lips down to her thighs
Checking the temperature for fun
Oh and when the evening drones
She wails and she moans
Like a hummingbird
Who's lost all her words
Searching for someplace to belong
To be free in the breeze
Like a convention of trees
Drunk on sugar from the sun
A lady fair
In the summer air
Naked to me now she's the one
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Brighter Days
03:38
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My head ain't right
And the noose feels tight
As clouds appear
In the stratosphere
Storm's ragin' on
And my head's dead, it's gone
Crimson tears
Through my golden years
A can of worms
In the plainest terms
Come, climb inside
See what you'll find
The names accrue
In shades of blue
A haunting way
To brighter days
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