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homesong
03:50
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I feel like I'm supposed to
Know if I can move and if I'm fine
Summer lake in Indiana, only place I'm lost, I'm in the green
And I can feel these feelings go, so come on over
Get up, I'm feeling so alone
A bluebird tree on my way home
Get up, I'm feeling so alone
I can't believe I'm going on
And after all my years
Of waking up in usual places with chemical traces of you
And I'm just so afraid
I'll never get to see the driftwood and gravel driveways away
Get up, I'm feeling so alone
A bluebird tree on my way home
Get up, I'm feeling so alone
I can't believe I'm going on
Get up, I'm feeling so alone
A bluebird tree on my way home
Get up, I'm feeling so alone
A bluebird tree on my way home
Get up, I'm feeling so alone
I can't believe I'm going on
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7705-01
01:14
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astronaut
04:03
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This is the place in which I die
Throw my body to the side
Cut my hair, burn my clothes I don't care
I was born to the north
Of the moon
On a Michigan dune
At the start of the year
An astronaut in full protective gear
So over and over I perform
The different faces I'm out of worn
It's over, I'm moving right along
Down the hill and I'm scattering rocks in the wheel
I'm sure I'm fine
Past the corner on the wooden fence, I saw your hand in mine
So over and over I perform
The different faces I'm out of worn
It's over, I'm moving right along
So over and over I perform
The different faces I'm out of worn
It's over, I'm moving right along
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Frat Mouse Los Angeles, California
frat mouse is the band of your dreams
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