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Gravity Works Her Magic
02:54
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I’m at a loss for words other than accidents happen from time to time
And when you fell I was watching
Regretfully way too far behind to catch you and
Accidents happen oh yeah
Accidents happen oh yeah
Gravity works her magic
Even still we try to figure it out
Gravity works her magic
Ooooh magic
Gravity works
Aha
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2. |
My Complex Savior
02:19
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First of all we said our goodbyes to all of the people below
Held them in our hearts our minds
But found it so hard letting go
Climbed that mountain
Way on high
The pain of our lives we forgot
Said with a smile as I looked down on them
I’m not a man
I’m a God
Storm the gates they said
Hit the brakes I said
I don’t want to be like that cuz
You know after all
They gave me the space to regret all the people I’d been
So I wasn’t mad when they killed that man
As he was not me
I survived
Said with a smile
As I just laughed at them
I’ll be the one who’s left alive
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3. |
Tiny Gifts
02:43
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Small talk tastes like nothing most the time
It’s late
I’m lazy
Dream like movies playing on a screen
I’m aging through them
When I die
It’s nothing
Dress me up like something
Lay me down
I’m sleeping
Grandpas will be waiting
But did you know they laugh at the tiny gifts you bring them
In heaven yes they laugh at the tiny gifts you bring them
Where the hell the sun goes in the night
Is for debating
Was I dead when I was not alive
It’s worth repeating
When you die
It’s something
In the clouds like ice cream
Lay with me
I’m sleeping
Turn me into dirt please
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4. |
Ouija Board
02:47
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And I only ask it whatever you wanted
I only ask it whatever you wanted
Down in my basement and it may be haunted
Oh I’m forgetting moments and bits of my lifetime
Forgetting moments and bits of my lifetime
Oh yeah those friends in California
That’s why
We should try
Oh yeah those friends in California
That’s why
We should try
Let’s make it tell us how we both die
And how big I love you
I love you
I love you
I love you
I love you
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5. |
Birthday Apocolypsia
02:24
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If I should die on my birthday
I’d like the symmetry
Despite what it looks like
This idea pleases me
Just take care of my cats
Cuz they depend on me
I’d tell them get inside
This heat would cook them alive
I’m guilty no lie
Hear my apologies
As I start to feeling
Like I’m last in line
If I should die on my birthday
As my biology
Is having it’s worst day
A pleasant dream to me
Just take care of my cats
Cuz they depend on me
Cuz they depend on me
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6. |
Darwin
03:11
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Some creatures that grow legs to crawl out of the sea
Inventing a language so they’ll have something to say on screen
signs of progress
Your hopeless pitiful vile beliefs
Disgusted by then
Even the thought of them
Though I
I’m excited to share in this lifetime
People changing into people they’re told to be
Based on people based on nothing and sold for cheap
Nothings changed though
We’re just more pitiful in our grief
Disgusted by then
Even the sight of me
Though I
I’m excited to share in this lifetime
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7. |
Still Laughing
03:32
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This plane is crashing
I’m still laughing
Nothing matters
Nothing matters
Time is nothing
But worth something
It’s what you’re losing
As this moments passing
Or the seasons changing
As my hair starts graying
As I start saying things
You’ve heard before
Happy birthday
It’s a Thursday
Next year Friday
It’s unsurprising
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