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stop it you don’t mean that
and if you do you won’t mean that later
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count on you
03:35
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the night of our death was I right next to you?
because i’m not dead yet, so i was miles away
but i was feeling your pain
i was praying your disease away
you don’t go out of you way to stay
if you’re not here to cover me up
if I’m looking for something that lasts
if you’re not gonna cover me up
if you’ve got a question ask
i cannot count on you to choose
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mutual pain
02:53
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i can’t stop feeling what you’re feeling
your pain, the P - A - I - N
now i’m in your pain again
now i’m in your fixer-upper
i miss my friends again
i can’t go on doing like you do it
you ask me how am i doing
but you already know
there’s a flight in the morning
there’s a train in my mind
there’s some gossip on the left wing
that’s my blood on the platform
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first sight
02:46
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when you say there is a line,
could you draw it, so i don’t cross it?
when you say there is a line,
could you show me before you know me?
when you wake up who do you see?
who’s it gonna be?
when you say there is a line,
could you prove it, before i lose it?
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vacant eyes
03:14
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how many times have i come to your doorway because you know what i like?
you know you never wanted to decide
but you know you knocked the wind out of me
you know i stopped counting how many times you’d go blurry
your vacant eyes that i still would like to look into
but will i ever see any love for me?
there was the line you drew across from chicago to LA
there was the night i knew i would not be taking his place
stuck in Van Nuys trying to get out of this valley
but there’s nowhere to go you’re everyone i know
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ill (number 5)
02:21
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why wasn’t i the first one you called,
why was i number 2?
you know i can barely put down my phone
when i’m away from you
they say i’ve got the short end of the stick
if i’m your punching bag
but oh i felt so sick
just because you’ve been ill
but i’ve been well
though i could barely tell
why wasn’t i the only one you loved
why was i number 5
you know i can barely handle the truth
i can’t handle your lie
they say i’ve got the short end of the stick
if i’m your punching bag
and oh i felt so sick just because you’ve been ill
but i’ve been well
though i could barely tell
why wasn’t i the first one you called
why was i number 2?
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pearl in water
03:30
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i lost touch with the other side of his gun
it’s in my right eye, the bullet’s in my right eye
if it’s been a year since i’ve plugged into you
it’s been a year since you said you’ve had shit to do
when you go home and it’s not your home anymore
then we go to the parade and i peel you back
but you’re just like your father, you can’t relax
i try to calm you down and it don’t work
your arm was my armour
your eye was my pearl in water
now when i’m alone you’re not alone anymore
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8. |
dying dial
03:08
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where will i go if i don’t go there with you?
who will i call if i can’t call your number?
who will i dial while you’re dying?
who will i cure now?
i’m never gonna go to italy with you
london or london, london or london
“I’m sorry but I don’t think you’ve earned it.
have you suffered enough?”
you still haven’t suffered enough
but i cannot get over this ledge
i was hanging on so long, holding on long
you're the one who pulled me over
i was changing so often but you don’t change
you don’t change a thing
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daniel glenn padgett London, UK
Daniel is an American songwriter currently based in London. His music explores queer relationships by distorting the traditional storytelling techniques of folk and Americana.
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