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Black Mountain
04:20
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need another jacket she says to climb up this black mountain
i said honey wake up your just having another bad dream
it seems every nights a curse to me
occurs to me its time to start over
start again
wipe the tears that adorn your cheeks
they sparkle like diamonds on the leave
too many bad thoughts she says i can't get them out of my head
i cant get anything right has become my only insight
can't you just cheer up
its not like your falling apart
tonight abnormally bright
and i can't fall asleep
cause your bad dreams are seeping into me
dont know what to do any more
nothing seems to console
when you put your faith into a tv screen
you become my little machine
i told you to foreground the pain
you say my tongue sings insane
just another day
ill pray it to go away
just another day
im afraid its here to stay
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Slow Down Your Ways
02:11
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slow down your ways
i might be 25 years young but that don't mean ive had my fun
they say slow your ways
pray on your knees
knees will scab and they will bleed but that dont mean they won't see you prayin' on your knees
close your eyes
night has come and night has gone but that dont mean the nightmares will be long
when you close you eyes
take the other side
fear is what you see in me but that nothing is what it seems
on the other side
wipe your tears
the ides of march will come back soon next they just turn on you
just hide
and dig a hole
others will just follow you until your name adorns that stone
dig hole
and dig it soon
look at the man in the moon dont ask him who is who
just leave by him soon
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folk'd Raleigh, North Carolina
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