1. |
TURNING STRANGER
02:33
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Try again
But not just because you can
It's been said and it's been done
With each trespasser in your lungs
These days the air don't hit the same
You're breathing blame
On these streets, these hills,
These towns that you can't change
Come to cope
But still I hold your smoke
You draw me out, you bate my breath
Take away the shape that's left
These days the air don't hit the same
You're breathing blame
On these streets, these hills,
These towns that you can't change
Try again
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2. |
CAMILLUS HAS THE EDGE
03:57
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Day in, day out
Down by the creek
Ebb in, ebb out
For another week
The air gets colder
My eyes on the flood
This could carry me
These eyes get older
The air bites back
Clear to see
Only fools die
By the wayside
You're up, you're down
Just anywhere but here
You try, you try
But you're feeding fears
I dug up a letter from nine years ago
I call my bluff
All I wanted was life by the creek
When that was enough
Only fools die
By the wayside
I held out looking for the cure
All I got was wondering what's it for
There's no difference, nor indifference
I gave it all, there's nothing left
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