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I was born with an unhealthy brain
And I thought I would come out of this
Feeling sorry to have lived
What was this mental plan for us
That suddenly came on
Did I forget just to trust
In how much I need you now
And given the person I am
‘Till I’m underground
I was wrong
Love isn’t designed to die
What was this mental plan for us
That suddenly came on
Did I forget just to trust
In how much I need you now
And given the person I am
‘Till I’m underground
“Do you really want this?”
I know, what kind of a question is that
I should have known better than to doubt you
For every second you fought back
Against the part of me that wanted tragedy
But you stayed anyway
What was this mental plan for us
That suddenly came on
Did I forget just to trust
In how much I need you now
And given the person I am
‘Till I’m underground
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2. |
Glue (Acoustic Version)
04:22
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Be careful which door you choose
Be careful which outlets you use
She'll have you out on the sidewalk
Between two apartments
To fade to black and blue
Think she'll be better off
Spitting up hairballs and residue
Instead of me and you?
You'll be in heaven
Between old lovers and the new
But it won't be so hard to choose this time
I swear
The bed sheets yellow and red
Your brain and your body
Slowly turning to liquid
But she's made oceans like this before
So bring your boat for when you pull out
From shore
You'll be in heaven
Between old lovers in the nude
But it won't be so hard to choose this time
I swear
You'll remember the sidewalk
And fading into the cracks like glue
Hardened and spread
Like the first day you met
You'll be out on the curb
Exchanging final words
And it'll either be a try for friendship
Or headboards on your wall
While you're trying to sleep
Headboards on your wall
All night long
When she's through and through with you
She'll walk right over you
When you're through and through with her
And all you wanted to do
Was anything but hurt her
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I heard a rumour from a neighbour
That you no longer take the fast way home
You circle the block for an hour or two
Before you get home
Walk through the door
Accidents happen
And love don’t come by choice
Sometimes you want it any other way but this way
But then your leaves turn
You know her like the back of your hand
No you don’t
You know nothing, man
I’ll be alone like I always am
Even in a crowded room
Do you remember my charming duplicity
Before you saw the patterns I breed?
You know me like back of your hand
No you don’t
You know nothing, kid
You know me like the back of your hand
No you don’t
You ain’t seen nothing yet
Do you remember my charming duplicity
Before you saw the patterns I breed?
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Let me put it this way
I don’t blame you
For doubting it when I say that I’m okay
‘Cause mystery fades
The attractiveness of my drinking went away
Wanting to bleed on my own
Is what I need
It’s how I’ve grown up
As a pluviophile
Draining the pain while
I pray you’re not putting any dependence on me
Let me put it this way
I don’t blame you
For doubting it when I say that I’m okay
‘Cause mystery fades
The attractiveness of my drinking went away
Wanting to feed off my own history
And how I’ve grown up
As a pluviophile
Draining the pain while
I pray you’re not putting any dependence on me
Let me put it this way
I don’t blame you
For doubting it when I say that I’m okay
‘Cause mystery fades
The attractiveness of my drinking went away
You said, “I love you” first
At least you knew what you were looking for
If you haven’t noticed by now
I’m an oblivious boy
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The day went black as hell
Just as quickly as we fell
And we didn’t say goodnight or goodbye
Just scrambled to opposite sides
Of the city that night
And that’s how the story starts
Just like any good one
The day went black as hell
I’m surprised that I could tell
But it’s easy to see a dimming light
In a pitch-black room with no end in sight
And that’s how the story starts
I can see that everything has changed
Since day one
Not as two, but as one
I always knew your heart belonged to someone
I just never wanted to consider the possibility
That it wasn’t this one
And that’s how the story starts
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I’ve been trying to be numb
‘Cause my life is eternally living in the trunk
Only feeling the bumps
I’ve been trying to be numb
‘Cause everything that should make me happy just makes me ill
Can’t find a way to deserve it still
I’m clearly obsessed with my demise
‘Cause I’ll take every step to get there
Intentionally or otherwise
Another misdirected prayer this time
Maybe I need help
We’ve been saying it for years
But come on over
The river never runs dry here
A centrifuge spun into light
The consequences of an angry soul
No more clarity with time
I’m clearly obsessed with my demise
‘Cause I’ll take every step to get there
Intentionally or otherwise
Another misdirected prayer this time
Maybe I need help
We’ve been saying it for years
But come on over
The river never runs dry here
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June Body Halifax, Nova Scotia
Alternative rock trio interested in hearts and brains.
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