1. |
Dear In the Headlights
03:32
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Deer in headlights
Find your way back home
Don't look at me that way
You're on your own
Oh, my deer, why don't you move out of the way?
Smash my windshield before I even have time to say:
"Go away! Leave me alone! Your eyes of glass, my heart of stone
I can't stand your big brown eyes watching me all through the night"
Oh my deer, your head went straight through the windshield
Broken glass and antlers straight through the nape of my neck
As I lay still, I catch a glimpse of your eyes
Even in death, they still manage to meet mine.
Dear in the headlights
Dear in the headlights
Dear in the headlights
You didn't have to die
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2. |
Laments
03:35
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When I close my eyes I'm seeing stars
I spend all my time out chasing cars
I will go to a place where there are no such things as ceilings i will go
I'll be born in a place where all my actions turn to feelings I'll be born
I can feel my heart begin to break
I admit I've made the same mistakes
I will sink to the bottom of the ocean without a sound i will sink
I will wait until the day my emotions come around I will wait
ah ooooooh
Your empty bed my empty mind
Lets find better ways to spend our time
Lets forget about the nights we spent sleeping on the floor lets forget
Lets start trying to be people that speak less and listen more lets just try
ah ooooh
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You were born beneath the sea
I was birthed amongst the trees
We had never met before for you had never come ashore
And I was too afraid of the water
I spent my life covered in dirt and leaves
You swam around between the coral reefs
I'd never tasted the ocean
You never breathed fresh air
We never thought there was anything elsewhere
Oh my almost lover
Oh you stayed in the ocean
But even if we met
You'd be awfully wet
And with my dirt, we'd only make mud
And with my dirt, we'd only make mud
I could smell the salty air
And you would catch the rocks that fell from my hair
So one day you decided, you simply had to try it
And you leapt fifteen feet above the water
And for a second, we caught a glimpse of one another
I am just a mountain who dreams of the sea
You are just whale who wishes he could climb a tree
Just to be a little closer to me
Oh my almost lover
Oh you stayed in the ocean
But even if we met
You'd be awfully wet
And with my dirt, we'd only make mud
And with my dirt, we'd only make mud
And with my dirt, we'd only
make
mud.
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4. |
Silencio - An Interlude
01:45
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5. |
Sitting (On the Floor)
03:55
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I broke a glass the other day
There's a lot of my hair clogging the drain
I sit on the couch more often than not
What were you saying? I forgot
Take me back home
Where the greener grass grows
I'm so tired of sitting on the floor
Take me back home
Where the greener grass grows
I'm so tired of sitting on the floor
I really miss my mom
I sorta wanna quit my job
Maybe I should just smoke more pot
I haven't been sleeping all that much
Put me back to sleep
Pray my soul to keep
Take my heart off of my sleeve
Put me back to sleep
Pray my soul to keep
Take my heart off of my sleeve
Take me back home
Where the greener grass grows
I'm so tired of sitting on the floor
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6. |
So Nice So Smart (Cover)
02:01
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