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Clear, quiet
02:36
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Now that my water supply is mostly chucked pills and blind fired prayers.
I've got this cannibal thirst and an even keel, oh yeah I could swear that's what it is.
My throat's never been so clear.
So clear and quiet
And now that I've seen you be decent and now that you've seen me be decent yourself. We simply must stay decent or else.
We'll take on lives of our own.
So clear and quiet.
Don't let them catch you trying, don't let them wipe one drop of sweat from your eye.
See me I was born from the bosom of a bunch of frightened old men. And after 23 years of thinking I could box my way in, I can begin punching up
Don't let them catch you trying, don't let them wipe one drop of sweat from your eye.
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Homesick
04:22
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I'm sorry I don't have the hang of this yet. It's just that I was nothing for so long. So now that I'm exact in consequence, I mean I don't want to say it feels wrong, but
I might be a little homesick.
I'm sorry I don't have a beat on you yet. The control tower signal is breaking down. So just let me know when you want to leave. I could do without the country and the town
I might be a little homesick.
I might be a little homesick.
But I can't take it, I can't leave it but my love won't coast.
What I wouldn't give to see you go and to feel like I miss you the most.
I can't take it, I can't leave it but my love won't coast.
What I wouldn't give to see you go and to feel like I miss you, to feel like I miss you the most.
And I might be a little homesick.
That I can't take it, I can't leave it but my love won't coast.
What I wouldn't give to see you go and to feel like I miss you the most.
I can't take it, I can't leave it but my love won't coast.
What I wouldn't give to see you go and to feel like I miss you the most
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Someday
04:06
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She's been kissing you so hard since you broke out of the church. You were ripping off your cross and it didn't even hurt.
Someday I swear it's gonna get better.
Someday I swear it's gonna get better.
She was taking off her blouse leaving on her jewelry. You get to tearing the burial shroud stripped down to deuteronomy.
Her parents won't be back until Monday.
Her parents won't be back until Monday.
Someday I swear it's gonna get better.
Someday I swear it's gonna get better.
Sunday she prays you're gonna forget her.
Someday I swear it's gonna get better.
You were kissing her so soft that she could almost feel it.
You were thinking out so loud that she could almost hear it.
You think that when you die you want coins on your eyes to take them out of circulation. It should come as no surprise she said no one ever died but only lived from complications.
Someday I swear it's gonna get better.
Someday I swear it's gonna get better.
Sunday she prays you're gonna forget her.
Someday I swear it's gonna get better.
Someday I swear.
Someday I swear.
Someday I swear.
Someday I swear.
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Devil Town
02:08
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I was living in a devil town. Didn't know it was a devil town. oh lord it really brings me down about the devil town.
All my friends were vampires. Didn't know they were vampires. Turns out I was a vampire myself in the devil town.
-Daniel Johnston
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