1. |
or anyone
02:45
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he couldn’t take the fall
he couldn’t help you, or anyone
to help you, or anyone, could make it worse
we couldn’t take the fall
we couldn’t help you
to help you, or anyone, could turn to none
but girl - she’s got you feeling like you never were
her name keeps popping up,
but it’s us.
we couldn’t take the fall
we couldn’t help you
to help you, or anyone, could make it worse
but girl - she’s got you feeling like: it’s so sad, it’s all lies
then she starts a conversation but you can’t feel alright
yes, you can see the line
to stake your claim, your right
so that I wouldn’t feel so bad
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2. |
olive
03:35
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Olive, my friends are dead
im taking over for tonight
Olive, my friends are dead and I’m feeling alright
but to feel like it never happened would be great
Olive, my friends are dead
im taking over for tonight
Olive, my friends are dead and I’m feeling alright
but to feel like it never happened,
could cut out your mind and break it.
to feel like it never seemed so far.
and, oh, I feel insane – but I couldn’t find the time.
but I’d wait for you…
get carried away in the night,
we couldn’t take it back.
2:48 on a Saturday,
I wouldn’t tell you to stay.
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3. |
i feel
01:42
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oh, my god, I feel it coming
but I never thought it’d be this bad
I can wait, the past is calling
But I have to try to find my friends in the dark
But the men said I could lend a hand
oh, my god, I feel it coming
but I never thought it’d be this bad
I can wait, the past is calling
But I have to try to find my friends
Tonight, just do it for them
Tonight: when the masters come, just lend a hand
The masters come, just lend a hand
The masters come, just lend a hand
The masters come, just lend a hand
Tonight, just do it for them
Tonight, just do it for them
Tonight, just do it for them
Tonight.
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4. |
sleep, always
02:54
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can’t get to sleep always, she said
it goes through my head too fast to think.
Can’t get to sleep always, she said
It goes through my head too fast to think,
“you sound too somber, I don’t like you very much”
but when it stings we’re going away, just for the weekend
I try so hard
We could talk for a while?
But two of them could never be wrong.
Oohs.
Take it as it’s shown,
It’s safer in the snow.
Be watching how you feel,
You think it isn’t real.
Break it as it’s shown,
It’s safer in the snow.
washing head to toe,
It’s safer in the snow.
Me. Take me in, it’s cold.
“It’s safer in the snow.”
I’ll carry out the show.
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5. |
hole in the
03:06
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take me to the garden, babe
take me back
I could be the one to say,
“I want to feel there’s a guarded way”
show me how,
I could be the one to say
That I don’t want to stop to break it
Take me to the garden, babe
Take me back
I could be the one to say,
“I want to feel like there’s another way”
heart attack
I could be the one to say
That I don’t want to stop to break it
And got to stay on to feel it going nowhere.
Go to sleep in my head, feeling her wrath,
I wanna take you out.
We’re gonna punch that big, black hole in the sun
Aboard a merry-go-round.
Oohs + talking
(i suppose at the end of the day someone has to be there - otherwise you're just alone.)
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Jack Hardy New Orleans, Louisiana
solo act from new orleans LA. all self performed and recorded.
picture above taken by Ben Davis
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