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Night
05:30
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sun don't shine
moon don't rise
long time on the run
whose road am i on?
empty brain
drift away
long time on the run
whose road am i on?
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In My Mind
03:35
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turn off the radio, turn off the sound
heard crying, homeward bound
the cactus bit me, route 29
gram was calling as you left me behind
it aint a problem, in my mind
it aint a problem, in my mind
we went swimmin, county line
somethings different, something aint right
we took the long room, the moon was shy
walked the night, as tears fall from the sky
it aint a problem, in my mind
it aint a problem, in my mind
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Newspaper Headline
03:52
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the bed was empty, independence day
footsteps echo thru the hallway
heard the door a closing, you were nowhere to be found
spiraling out
when you read the newspaper headline
just know that you were my only crime
all i ever wanted was you, but now Im blue
they say its easy, it aint easy
when the fire is howling the agony of your name
when you read the newspaper headline
just know that you were my only crime
all i ever wanted was you, but now im blue
and when your photograph, lines these walls
I remember the way your hair used to fall
but now your gone, my one true love
and now im dumb
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4. |
Redeux
06:25
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Color Green Los Angeles, California
For the California-based quartet Color Green, playing music together is all about stepping into the unknown. “When we play live, I don’t really know what’s going to happen,” says Noah Kohll, one of the band’s two guitarists and four vocalists.
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