1. |
Salty Air
04:06
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We set sail through salty air and relentless waves of loneliness
And our ship could not bear the extra weight of our own remorse
And our lives sunk so low that we could not find our way back home
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2. |
Take Me Up
04:22
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You are the one that keeps me up at night
Wondering what space is like
Take me up, high above
You could be the only air I breath
I took you in to lose sight of this
I took you in and got lost inside my bed
When we came down it was just past 2 a.m.
And I could tell that we both had come undone
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3. |
Terrible Toast
03:40
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I wake up in an empty house
I wake up in the corner with my foot in my mouth
What did I expect from you?
I'm a joke and a terrible host
I sure know how to keep you around
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Our feet have left the ground again
But you have seem to slip into a slump leaving yourself behind
You left yourself behind
Take hold of your ego cause I've been down that road alone
The clouds are rolling in again but they have seem to make a home
Inside my head
But
I will move on
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