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A Promise To Keep
03:18
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Abandon comes on
At every pace
Your looks that cut through
Stomach's of lace
Kiss the trees of golden disease
You can only watch
The window melts and you breathe of strings
Off The Top
To wonder why the world goes silent
While you sleep
Cocooned in twilight rooms with things
I could never keep
Whatever murmurs first
Will move my mouth
And hands the color
Of one's lips
The fading painted across your voice
And fingertips
I wish I knew just have those words
You talk about
To wonder why the world goes silent
While you sleep
Cocooned in twilight rooms with shapes of wings
I've found too bleak
I'll never ask what you meant
I'll let you leave
Scratched across my arm in blue
A promise to keep
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Ballerina Out of Control
03:50
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Her world came crashing down
And all that it contained
A million pieces of dreams
Coming apart at the seams
But she twists and she whirls
Dismissing it all away,
Wasn't quite the same as it was
Yesterday
Her night begins the day
Why think when we can play
"I find it so hard to find,
A certain dress of that kind"
As she twists and she whirls
And she dances it all away,
The problems persist, they won't
Go away
She twists and she whirls
Dancing it all away,
Would rather see the night
Than the reason of the day
I find it so hard to find
Any reason to this kind
As she twists and she whirls
And she dances it all away,
The problems persist, they won't
Go away
She twists and she whirls
Dancing it all away,
Would rather see the night
Than the reason of the day
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The Laughing Chimes Athens, Ohio
Jangly post-punk from south-east Ohio.
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