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I had no swimming trunks
So I waded to my neck
In my full suit
I thought I must be ill
I thought I must be ill
Since I was fifteen
I was asking
"why does my chest feel like this?"
And my leather shoes were
ruined
I could have sworn I had green eyes
I have absolutely nothing to do with whoever's body this is
I could have sworn I was different
I broke my watch
I pretend the time it stopped is when I died
So I don't worry anymore
I don't worry anymore
I could have sworn I had green eyes
I have absolutely nothing to do with whoever's body this is
I could have sworn I was different
Oh how it clings to me
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2. |
Never Better Again
03:07
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Four Feet
Half a second
Falling not rising up
It's never enough
Time
To think of everyone you love
That's what you need a lifetime for
That's what you need a lifetime for
I had double height ceilings
I fed pigeons in the park
I was as wealthy as beautiful
I was everything I want
I sold all my possessions
Walked until I hit the sea
I lived in a different time
Threw away my phone and keys said "Hey I won't be needing these"
There's no changing minds now
You gotta make the best of it
You could spend that lifetime you mentioned
Working through a list of names
Of people who love you enough to say
"Jesus Christ you scared me, I didn't know how much you didn't tell me"
My last half a second I'll think of nothing else
Nothing better
Nothing better
Your head, on my shoulder
And life
was never
Better again
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3. |
Never Know
03:17
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4. |
Temple
03:03
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