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One lie, is lazy
And it keeps no time
From your lips comes a pure deceiving
Cause you ain't got no spine...
And you ain't wild
Empty eyed and a sharpened smile
Ain't nothing there, in the mirror
Keeping time...
my love for you has died
So wander on with your stories
Your wet, dim light
You've done me wrong and, without sorrow
So I ain't sharin' the wine
I'm minding mine
Ain't no reason for carving knives
Death is unlike you,
My Babybird
And you're no worse for tryin'
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2. |
The Last Dime
04:47
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I made, up my mind today
I'm going to my grave
I've decided today
I've made, so many skies turn grey
no more pain will come my way
I've decided today
Everything is here that I've done
Three times has returned but didn't save none
They say what's in the past will rest
I'm turning left as pages fall
I'm turning in, my self worth
I have sailed on the 'seas of rain'
Got lost two times
Returned to meet your maker is all I want
Every single glass that I've had
To make sure you're near
Handsome major and leer
They say I'm loud
And they say it clear
Turn another page, it's only a year
Three times I've passed my last regret
I turn around, the major falls,
Is he dead?
Has winter come that fast for him?
Afraid?
I'm afraid no more...
Walking through the oldest Door
To remember ...no more
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She of Thistle
04:46
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Fake Pony Skin
04:03
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Won't Let Me Sleep Long
04:11
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When Woes Want
03:33
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