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paint is peeling
collapsing ceiling
from underneath the fault lines you can hear the red bricks screaming
stovetop littered
with pots and pans
used up matches and empty cans
but
don't don't don't don't tell me i'm wrong
this is how i feel
this is how i feel
don't don't don't don't tell me i'm wrong
this is how i feel
this is how it feels to be alone
impeccably dressed
terrifically depressed
you can see how the river bends from halfway across the bloomfield bridge
rough fingertips and
a laurel on your chest
threads unraveling from the collar of a sweater vest
but
don't don't don't don't tell me i'm wrong
this is how i feel
this is how i feel
don't don't don't don't tell me i'm wrong
this is how i feel
this is how it feels to be alone
dear friend please tell me that you know that you can do this on your own
this town's a railroad track and he's a bottle so take aim and throw
let's hear some breaking glass
breaking glass
don't don't don't don't tell me i'm wrong
this is how i feel
this is how i feel
don't don't don't don't tell me i'm wrong
this is how i feel
this is how it feels to be alone
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More Than A Memory
02:51
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nights are long and skies are blue
nothing left to lose
but you can only see what's in yr mind
saturday is standing still
and we're just passing through
but you can only see what's in yr mind
there's nothing left to say
you have cast the fate
now you don't believe in anything
we want water we want sleep
more than a memory
but you can only see what's in yr mind
there's nothing left to say
you have cast the fate
now you don't believe in anything
we'll take to the streets again with
everything to lose
but you can only see what's in yr mind
you can only see what's in yr mind
now you don't believe in anything
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