1. |
summer formal
01:26
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don't drive right through this state
and say that i mean anything to you
you live in the present
and that's your only excuse
one text one state away
we're so formal now
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2. |
hue/blue
01:57
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mom i’m sorry i sat and watched you cry
i don’t mean to seem insensitive it's just that i'm
having a hard time dealing with death but i bet
the service sounded beautiful
it’s not that i need a funeral
you know i think i stopped growing like you
i’m feeling the dark inside me too
inheritable like ocean hue
guilty as the ocean is blue
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3. |
nogales, az
01:49
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dull morning in border towns
where the heat sinks
slowly into ground
there’s a discount to drive happily
and i know what the phone call means
before my nails even dig into the seat
and i’m smoking your last cigarette and
not making any eye contact
let’s float through old homes
and climb up steep roads
my mind feels paralyzed
but my body is wandering wild
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4. |
graduation
01:30
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you’re a ghost that i knew
that walked through the hallways
id close my door
hoping that you’d end your stay
and you’d press your head
right through my ribcage
and at the end of the week
my pillows smelled like cigarettes and perfume
you know i have that coffee maker we got you in my room
and i think about you
i always liked to blame you
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