1. |
Bits and Pieces
03:32
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In the morning when I woke up
I poured my guts into a small cup
And let it sit until it went bad
I washed my feelings down the sink man
But I know I'll be okay
I've been living like this day to day
They say I'll be just fine
Don't lose your mind
Bits and pieces remain in the drain
The pipes are clogged just like my mind
No one knows it, I hardly show it
The shit that's built over time
But I know I'll be okay
I've been living like this day to day
They say I'll be just fine
Don't lose your mind
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2. |
Lightspeed
03:21
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Love I'm getting high, drugs take care of this boy
And keep him alive, and keep his mom in mind
No he doesn't want to see her cry
Love I'm giving up, these drugs take just what they want
Mom I've had enough, I can't get back up
Don't you want to breathe in from your nose?
You want my last breath
You need a deeply
Inhale the moment
Exhale the memory
Life I'm getting by, he's out all night with the guys
Her love she gives is sweet, he spoils it with his drink
No he doesn't want to see her cry
Life I'm wasting time, feeling sick while I drive
Wanting more and more, wanting more and more
Don't you want to breathe in from your nose?
You want my last breath
You need a deeply
Inhale the moment
Exhale the memory
Time to move on go away for awhile
Find me a job settle down with a smile
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3. |
Woman
02:19
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Woman what can I do?
I'm hopeless without you
My hands are in my shoes, my feet in my pockets
Can't you see, what you do to me?
Don't you, come and go, just stay
Woman what can I do?
When I'm alone, there's no change
I need you and a man just don't know why
Can't you see, what you do to me?
Don't you, come and go, just stay
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4. |
Wooden Tower
03:05
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There's a wooden tower
Where couples like to go
I blindfold you this hour
So you don't know, where to go
I'm afraid, you'll bring other boys there
I love the way you seem to care
The way we seem to share
Concern for my well-being
You're so kind
He runs through wild flowers
His brains been off for hours
My darling I'm a coward
I am scared, of whats out there.
I'm a goner if you aren't near
I love the way you seem to care
The way we seem to share
Concern for my well-being
You're so kind
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5. |
Surprised By
02:42
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Surprised by the speed of light
But not when time passes by
Naked, afraid, it's been that way
But now it's televised
We're beautiful and it's a bit to much
But that's alright with me
We're beautiful and out of touch
But that's alright with me, uncomfortable living
Advised by the paralyzed
To leave behind my own life
Little by little they take tiny nibbles
They slowly chew me down
We're beautiful and it's a bit to much
But that's alright with me
We're beautiful and out of touch
But that's alright with me, uncomfortable living
I know that life gets low, it's a freaky scene
Hear voices around me, in my bed while I sleep
I know that time goes slow, harsh reality
Voices around me, their love will surround me
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6. |
Outro
01:15
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Hello Joyce Florida
Psych pop and roll based out of the Sunshine State.
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