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Lost
02:32
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I'm afraid...
Of everything, I can't put it another way
And I don't need much
Right now I just wanna come up for air
And whatever I'm gonna do
I gotta start today
I'm crying out again, and when I'm crying out I say...
Maybe I'm lost
I'm lost
Look cool and tell ya that I'm on the loose
But, maybe I'm lost
So, what does it look like to you?
Unacceptable words from a view that ain't true?
Maybe I just lost touch
No breakdown? Illogical
And whatever I'm gonna do
I gotta start today
I'm crying out again, and when I'm crying out I say...
Maybe I'm lost
I'm lost
Look cool and tell ya that I'm on the loose
But, maybe I'm lost
Look out below
The plates are moving
They rattle, they shake when you sleep
The plates are moving...and maybe I'm lost
Look cool and tell ya that I'm on the loose
But, maybe I'm lost
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Owls
02:45
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Yeah, we're at it again
Making dollar sign symbols out of our veins and skin
Now I gotta make that money one by one
Or, I can pay this down
Go wedding shoe shopping at the new place downtown
Replace the silver spoon in my mouth and grow old
I'm gonna streak some blood on my beak
Dust my feathers with ashes
Yeah, tell me again
Why I hoisted your speeches over all of my friends
A wide open country in the snow
So, now I have my doubts
We keep feeding their children while they push us out
Now I gotta make that money one by one
I'm gonna streak some blood on my beak
Dust my feathers with ashes
That's how we do it, I wanna get away
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Sharp Medicine Productions Los Angeles, California
Sharp Medicine Productions includes versatile music composition and production for hire, and a proto-rock band from Los Angeles, California.
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