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didn't think i'd stick around, but all my friends are in town
the hardest part of growing up is leaving that behind
it's not so bad, just shut your eyes up I-95
making friends is hard
let's stay where we are
it's all right here, let me show you
making friends is hard
never thought this place would last
times changed, friends left fast
18 to 25, but we found our way back
it's not so bad, open your minds to what's shaped our whole lives
making friends is hard
let's stay where we are
making friends is hard
built so much this far
home is here, let me show you
home is where we are
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2. |
feeling ain't right
02:58
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the whales don't sing
in their pods along the coast
it's late september
the sea spins out behind our boat
kind of wish i'd worn a sweat
kind of wish i didn't know better
but the feeling ain't right
never let myself cry
are we doing alright at this?
the feeling ain't right
gonna give it a try
could you come back another time?
the last time we spoke
high outside beside your lawn
in mid september, words unsaid until they're gone
promise to live like we love one another
promise to live like it's forever last summer
but the feeling ain't right
never let myself cry
are we doing alright at this?
the feeling ain't right
gonna give it a try
could you come back another time?
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harvard words
03:49
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no need to be so defensive
honey, it's just my dialectic
this way of speaking is in our nature
your way of being i can't help but adulate
call me vexatious, but it's not a phase
what i'm saying is
I a-d-o-r-e you
the meaning's in the words
don't dare call me a lexophile
if the point is not to be alone
i know i get a little loquacious with these harvard words,
but curt semantics are just not for me
this won't end in alimony
what i'm saying is
I a-d-o-r-e you
the meaning's in the words
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tendril thoughts
03:20
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summer time is filled with new desires
when the garden's twisted tendrils become my muse
roots furrow beneath the soil
fresh unfolding leaves crawl towards the sky
return me to seed
this time to be a plant
no need to save my money
i'll just need water and the sun
beating down on me
and you are so old and patient
and i've got so much to see
if broccoli can make it through november
then so can we
return me to seed
this time to be a plant
no need to save my money
i'll just need water and the sun
beating down on me
if my lungs collapse
plant a tree in me
if my legs give out
send me back to the sea
i'm just a chloroform
waiting to see what i can be
i won't disappear
i'll be free, i'll be free
i won't disappear
i'll be free, i'll be free
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5. |
you're alright
02:36
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6. |
tonight
03:05
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7. |
don't think
03:20
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little oso Portland, Maine
Portland-based dream pop artists Little Oso commemorate summertime nostalgia with catchy melodies, shimmering vocals, and spacey lead guitar riffs.
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