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The Eraser
03:47
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You called him the eraser
I just had to laugh
Said you were pencil on paper
While picking the label off the last beer
In your six pack
You said you’re fine, it’s probably better
Least he left behind his Tom Waits records
Who knows maybe you’re right on time
It kinda blows but maybe this is somewhere you have to go
Like an exit with one shit bathroom
Before a better stop up the road
Who knows
Said you’ve been lost here before
But you’re not surprised that you got back
Asked why your always picking the wrong door
I said, maybe you’re looking at the wrong map
One that you bought second hand
With your parent’s directions
Who knows maybe you’re right on time
It kinda blows but maybe this is somewhere you have to go
Like showing up again at rehab
Sure it’s your last go
But who knows
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2. |
Leave It All Behind
03:33
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3. |
Honest
04:01
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I’m in your kitchen
You went upstairs
With your phone and your secrets
He needs you there
He wants your attention
But I’m right here
A couple lies later
You ask why I don’t believe
It’s not who you are
And then your phone rings
I wash over with big peace
Get up and leave, yeah
You break down, get up
Shed lies, get stuck
Make promises you break and bend
Then do it all again
Choices, consequence
Big tears, excuses
Now I know, my heart can rest
If you’re honest, you’re not honest
You were right to tell me
That I was wrong
Cause every word here that’s written
I recognize ‘cause I’ve done them
Like some sad journal entry
I’m guilty of every single one, yeah
I break down, get up
Shed lies, get stuck
Make promises I break and bend
Then do it all again
Choices, consequence
Big tears, excuses
Now you know, your heart can rest
If I’m honest, I’m not honest
Everything is already alright
Everything is already alright
When we break down, get up
Shed lies, get stuck
Make promises we break and bend
Then do it all again
Choices, consequence
Big tears, excuses
Now we know, our heart’s can rest
If we’re honest, we’re not honest
I’m in your kitchen
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4. |
20 Questions
04:03
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5. |
Rope Swing
03:54
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7. |
Three Days Later Tonight
04:23
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8. |
Cemetery Shoes
03:44
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9. |
In Return
04:41
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