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She said God is just a metaphor
And asked me what the drink is for
Thought I finished my comfort in those things
Pushed back her broken scars to her the birds sing
If in the morning when you draw the curtains
I can waste the twilight with you I’m certain
She’s not a girl who pray to the sunrise
But looks for a way to stop my demise
All the mistakes we made
Would look much better written on a grave
Don’t leave the light on and pass with me the new dawn
I forget how to make it through the days
Knowledge was lost in a cure taking haze
Tells me it’s a likely excuse
Sunrise fits her better like a noose
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Four Flakes In The Snow
03:16
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Who said it would be fine?
You moved to Los Angles to see what you’d find
Got lost in the city and the city got to you
I watched your eyes glow a pale blue
Things fall apart in your head
Remember the winter instead
Just four flakes in the snow
That get lose when the wind blows
Take me to a place that I know
Take me to a place that I know
Dizzying colours start to melt
Blond on blond shows me what you felt
I knew you wouldn’t come back to me
I had a love you’d never see
Chase the memories from your thoughts
Into my arms to preserve your faults
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When I'm Old
03:20
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You’re only here for just a little while
So you pray to make it last forever
Hoping the starts won’t give out on your smile
But you try to put patches on the night sky
But your tired heart will deny
All of the possible eternal sky
I’m dreaming of your death before you’re even dead
Getting lost with you in my bed and in head
And if you decide to come down again
I won’t be waiting for you
I know your time won’t ever come
Your skin is flawless until it succumbs
Eternity stretched and thin
Your dreams get tangled in your blond hair
What will you leave when you’re finally gone
Will be all your men’s tears
Or a passing line in a stranger’s song
That you realize when you wake up old
When your youthful dreams you can’t hold
And you feel the stars look less gold
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Dreamers Out of Hope
03:46
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The morning after she woke barely dressed woman, life was a joke
She said to him, lie down, who needs love when sex is around
Dreamers out of hope
I was at a party drinking
Dispelling all the thoughts I was thinking
I took the trip she gave to me
Who needs life when the drugs are free
Dreamers out of hope
God, what’s wrong with us
Man, what’s wrong with me
Love, how could you let this be
When all that I wanted was you
We saw each other, minds on the brink
Trying to see how to get a soul to think
It was a chance to provide contrast
Life’s chance to provide romance
Shifted our worlds would become
When temptation one does not succumb
We danced like children in the field
Always existed never did yield
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Satan Willing Help You
04:41
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Satan willing help you in these dull tasks
Bright lights and signs put your feelings in verse
Dyed blond hair looks like a mast
The North’s your end so wear it like curse
Is your reality valid?
Is there anything that is true
You kept your thoughts of the devils hid
Just show me the sky is blue
L.A. is a dystopian sight
Drive the state but try as you might
Your plain songs can show me the way
Your demons come and I don’t know what to say
I’m lonely and confused
Show me that something is new
I’m lonely and confused
Show me that something is new
You’ve got dangerous delusions
I’m sick of this place so I cheat on you
Bathe your fragile body in sin
Save me from I by being true
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