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Strange Religion
04:06
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Yellow-Bellied
03:25
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Give Me Your Love
03:15
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Penny
04:22
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Throw Away
03:44
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North
04:53
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Ain’t no stars in the city
They’re all drowned out
From the lights from the buildings where we sleep
And your breathe is a whisper that reminds me of fields
Where the fog rolls in over me
So pull down the curtains and light me a smoke
We’ll sit in the darkness and breathe
Imagine the sound of the wind in the trees
And know that we’re going there soon
And I'm feeling this evening old spirits we knew
And the pavement below us ain’t real
In the morning with the sun we will rise up and go
North on a mountain road
There's a glow fading in from the streetlamp below
It's crawling across your back
I reach out my hand to push it away and wait for a different light
And I'm feeling this evening old spirits we knew
And the pavement below us ain’t real
In the morning with the sun we will rise up and go
North on a mountain road
Could it be everything we wanted was up there
And the forests were the playgrounds for our souls
And our spirits were never really meant to go off to the city?
Ain’t no stars in the city
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The Living Room Rochester, New York
Murder Lounge vibes from Rochester, NY, USA
www.thelivingroomroc.com
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