1. |
Where's the Boat?
01:49
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2. |
Pace Around
03:37
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I feel like every night is different
Even though I do the same thing most of the time
I pace around when I'm on the phone because I'm thinking
But no one is listening I think I've lost my mind
I feel like everything I told you
Was only true half of the time
I pace around when I'm in my house because I miss you
So tired of waiting I know I've lost my mind
If I pace around I have a reason
My thoughts are constantly leaving
my brain at crazy rates, I feel the rush and now I hate
how I have to over analyze everything I've been told yeah
I know it's not the same,
You cant believe what your own brain says
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3. |
Theme to War
03:10
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I just felt myself relax
To the point of no fighting back
And if they stop the bleeding I'll rely
on my friends, if they're around I'll try
But if I should travel, far away
You should always think of me as
the man they saved
I think I wrote the theme to war
No paragraphs or metaphors
If they find a way to keep me here
I swear I'll stop the war from lasting years
Yes and it fades away, oh I am gone
I feel like I'm released from everything that's wrong
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Orangutan Trade Salesmen Los Angeles, California
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