1. |
First Purpose
02:04
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2. |
I Don't Know Why
03:19
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fell asleep with my clothes on
left the radio on again
yesterday, no one came by
so i'll let it slide
no i don't know why
but i don't mind
in the morning i'll shake my head
and i'm out of bed
cut to a couple weeks now
still doing it again
no i don't know why
but i don't mind
burn effigies, we ran out of gas
we can't look forward, so we run to the past
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3. |
Weekend
01:41
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me in summer jeans
who cares about degrees?
cover my knees and wait for a breeze
it's 3 am
we spent all day in bed
i'm gonna go out and see the sun again
right
i knew that
at least i still like your laugh
it's a perfect end
to this weekend
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4. |
Mornings
03:13
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i dare you to be
defined by the mornings you sleep
so carefully next to me
the sun doesn't crawl in
it bursts
i know it hurts
i broke the blinds
i do this all the time
so who are you when you wake up
in the same quarter of hours you went to bed in?
there's a stack of work
papers and books
holds up my light
i touch it every night
i dare you to be
defined next to me
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5. |
An Ending
02:27
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Toast Op Records Seattle, Washington
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Founders: Nellie Albertson and Zach Newman
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