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Front Cover
01:33
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2. |
Bottom Feeder
02:47
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Lazy river rolls along
Murky water stains teeth
Something clawing at my feet
And I already know its you
How come I already know it's you
Cause you're a bottom feeder
What am I to do
If you're a bottom feeder
What you take I lose
And I try my best
To turn around again
But when I know what is coming
I know what is better instead
But when I know what is coming
I know what is better instead
Lazy river It rolls along
Murky water stains me
I feel someone at my feet
And I already kno its u
How come I only want it to bu
How come I only want it to bu
Cause Ur a bottom feeder
Cause Ur a bottom feeder
And I need u
And I need u
But do u need me 2
But do u need me 2
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3. |
We Wanted More
04:06
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skipping stones on the pavement
scraping bones on the pavement
this neighborhood has taught me how
there i stood and the days went
digging holes for the silence
this neighborhood has left me now
with questions and big things
i cannot explain
aches from the memories i cannot erase
and one by one
the home breaks down
and one by one
the home breaks down
here the holes of the silence
breaking bones and the sirens
outside your bedroom window
i wonder what you wore
i wonder what you wore
and one by one
the home breaks down
and one by one
the home breaks down
i am away i am afraid
of all my changes
i am away i am afraid
of all my changes
would u be afraid if i am away
if i am changing
would u be afraid if i am afraid
of all my changes
one by one we ask for more
one by one we ask for more
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4. |
Here & Somewhere Else
04:05
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6. |
Inside, Jacket On
00:49
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stand inside a crowded room
leave my jacket on
i know i will leave here soon
or perhaps i'm already gone
perhaps i'm already gone
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7. |
Need New Glasses
01:27
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8. |
Brown Paper Bag
02:23
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Sideline Starter Boston, Massachusetts
winners lose and losers win !
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