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Princeton (Sir Fur)
04:08
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Daniella Chamorro - Drums
Brian Vasconcelos - Guitar
Markus Benitez - Guitar
Speak to me
Are you ever really that ok
You wanna make amends
But you hope he never walks again
It's like you're waltzing in common time
It never works the way you want
Just every now and then
You said amorous
Get it right
I'm not open to
Another night
Get yourself to me
I'm a light weight
Borderline, sharing kind
You go on and on
You've been taking this way to far
Idk who you are
Anymore than I knew you then
On and on
Like the clock on the wall
It's comforting
To know that we are one in the same
Asking things we know the answers to
But time's just a thing you know that
I'm not concerned with the past
See you
I'll come back for you
Sometime
Some day
You go on and on
You've been taking this way too far
Idk who you are
Anymore than I knew you then
On and on
Like the clock on the wall
You go on and on
Like you knew me at all
Ohhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh, you were my own
Ohhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh, you were my own
We were one in the same
I thought you were headed my way
Honest to god
I was always closer to myself anyway
You go on and on
You've been taking this way too far
Idk who you are
Anymore than I knew you then
On and on
You've been taking this way too far
Idk who you are
Anymore than a stranger does
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Guitar - Jesse Montgomery
I sit down against wall
Perched on the floorboard looking at you
I'm not sure what to call this
What emotions are valid enough
Do we need to have this conversation
Such equivalence for someone I know more than myself
I'm hardly
Hardly ever conscious enough
Cause most things aren't
In correspondence
What do you want me to say
You've been gone for quite sometime now
Yea you've been wondering the same
How the space coming along for you
I'm entirely fckeddd until I leave this room
But I sit down against wall
Perched on the floorboard looking at you
I'm not sure what to call this
What emotions are valid enough
For this situation
My arguments are weak
But the strongest words carry the least amount of letters
Of letters
Understand that I may be just seeing things
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3. |
Coucous
02:06
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Ukulele/Vox - Monica Blanco
Sittin' on the beach
I got sand on my feet
Sittin' on the beach watching the waves pass by
I'm enjoying soaking in the sun
I'm enjoying riding bike
My farthests venture would be to travel across Florida
But I think I could go farther
Da dada dada da da
Da dada dada da da
Da dada dada da da
Da dada dada da dada
Da dada dada da da
Da dada dada da da
Da dada dada da dada
Da dada dada da da
We're riding bike fast to california
We're riding bike fast, we're reaching Georgia
We're getting tired, we need some water
We're riding bike fast
We're getting farther
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4. |
Still'll
04:41
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Guitar - Juan Montes
Let's talk about something
Cause I never wanna go home from here
Let's walk about somewhere
It’s about time we're somewhere
You know the sun may be a ball of fire
But from here it just keeps us warm
I play dramatics in such casual attire
Cause I love you seems a bit too dire
Sometimes I’m ready to let go
Ready to show you
How you never brought me down with you
And I'm sick of thinking of ways to
Getting through the rest of the night alone
But haven't we discussed this
Some things are un-missed
Haven't we discussed this
Some things are unaddressed
Like what you did Sunday
Or the maps on your side of the room
You know the sun may be a ball of fire
But from here it just keeps us warm
I play dramatics in such casual attire
Cause I love you seems a bit too dire
Sometimes I'm ready to let go
Ready to show you
How you never brought me down with you
And I'm sick of thinking of ways to
Getting through the rest of the night alone
Is it true what you say
Cause it's a nightmare I’m living in
And I'm not scared, but is it true what you say
Cause you do what you want
And I do what you want
I’ll give you what you want
I'll give you what you want
It's such a wavy feeling
Like I’m walking kneeling
I'll give you what you want
But sometimes I’m ready to let go
Ready to show you
How you never brought me down with you
And I'm sick of thinking of ways to
Getting through the rest of the night alone
Is it true what you say
Cause it's a nightmare I’m living in
And I'm not scared, but is it true what you say
Cause you do what you want
And I do what you want
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