1. |
The Rescue
04:07
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I hold you, like you won’t last, like fractured glass.
Polishing your warping rim I see my self.
Can I keep you safe under my hand?
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2. |
Ordinary
02:35
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Spend my weeks
Driving down the same streets
All the houses I pass
In bright colors that wont last
I can't see
A single cloud hang over me
Blue skies and green grass
Ordinary forecast
But every evening
I want to break tradition
Cause something's missing
It was there, but now it isn't
I’m spent and weak
Underneath the same sheets
Four walls and paned glass
Ordinary forecasts
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3. |
Chasing The Clouds
04:58
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The machinery stops
and the eyes all close
no more children to teach
and the bombs all fall
If you don’t want me around
then what’s the difference
I’m taken back to a place
where we looked at the sky
There was wind in your hair
It was chasing the clouds
I reach for you in my sleep
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4. |
Sleeptalker
04:33
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The way a dead thing looks
heavy and immovable
your bed sheet falls over me.
In my dreams I’ve built a home
Did I say in my sleep “I love you?”
What will I say tomorrow?
Did I pull the words out of you?
Does it feel the same?
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5. |
Pillow
04:52
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I’ve been moving way too fast
To sleep at night I hold my breath
By the time you wake up
I’ll be gone
I can’t get you coffee in bed
When light feels rough in your eyes
By the time you wake up
I’ll be gone
I wonder
Can I fill that space
In your pillow
crease next to your face
Completely still like empty swings
The wind is gone now we can sleep
Let the earth turn forward
Without me
I can’t think of anything
Except for what I think you mean
In my mind you make up
Everything
I wonder
Can I fill that space
In your pillow
crease next to your face
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Drafting Louisville, Kentucky
Louisville slowcore
"Everything Is Coming Up" out December 3rd on Candlepin Records.
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