1. |
The Same Same
05:57
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Must have lost our way
between 95’ and today
but keep me up to date
on the same, same
Don’t have much to say
you’ve done well for yourself
couple of kids, a little wealth
I always got in the way
It’s ok, it’s ok, live your way
we’re all the same, we’re all the same, anyway
Let it rain, let it rain, all day
It’s ok, it’s ok, live your way
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2. |
Part & Parcel
04:02
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You always had my back
when I was stabbing yours
nearly gave me a heart attack
when I was breaking yours
Left four years ago
seeing if I could start again
single pair of jeans
in a 90s minivan
Turn back…no return
My bad, cool the burn
Ended up in Neah Bay
the engine gone
got a job at the five and dime
pitched a tent in the backyard
Made enough to move again
Alaska was calling me
I gave you my last hint
as I was leaving yours
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3. |
Elucify
07:07
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Elucify the wanted
Elucify my dreams
Below the tide it haunts you
Before your time expires
Met that night in a canoe
Rowed til’ dawn down the Bayou
I know you now, will forget you
Love you somehow, I do
Up all night it occurred to me
All my life is fantasy
No use now, it’s plain to see
Love me somehow, you do
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4. |
Bring My Blues
05:34
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Forget about you once in awhile
Lift me up, with no sunshine
Bring my blues if you got the time
Leave this life for something to find
There you are, my love in kind
With guitar, moonshine
10 o’clock, the sky is wide
I keep in stride, begin to climb
To the last hill in the city without a light
With my girl and Smitty, we gonna have us a time
Here we are just you and me
We’ve come so far, rest our feet
6 o’clock, time to eat
Start the fire and draw the heat
Last of the sun is with us, before it lies
With my girl and Smitty, we gonna have us a time
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5. |
Sleep Driving
02:36
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When I get my license
I’ll get right out of here
With everything behind me
My path is finally clear
When all is said and done
You were always the one
They all said we were young
A year is not so long
When I put the tape on
I can hear all your fears
With an atlas and an old song
I can feel you near
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6. |
Last Days in LA
05:57
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Love LA in the day
but my last LA days are paid
used to love you in that way
but our past is full sail in the shade
Love LA when it rains
the script gives way to the sand
I walk the beach drink in hand
can we play that part again?
Holding out for Hollywood
skimming tips off the second shift
waiting at the corner of my goodbye
turning tricks for the passby
Hey LA, Hey LA
Hey LA, no remains
Left LA with no friends
Band in a van with a dent
Gonna head up north to the vines
Lose ourselves in the thin storyline
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7. |
The Stake
03:47
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Gonna take the day, down at the beach
Ease the sand, beneath my feet
Been a long year, short on time
Forgot about myself most times
With all this change in scene
Lives a piece of the old me
Putting in a stake North of the Bay
With my family name carved in its place
Will never know fame, years to come
Forgot about the dream, but I’m not done
Only so much time in our lives
to fill this history
Friends of mine, lost between the lines
of misery
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8. |
TV Silhouette
04:44
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With the TV light on me
The day is just beyond me
A couple good hours
Before we do it all again, and again
They asked me why I came here
still a little unclear
middle of nowhere
TV dinner, cold beer…cold beer
TV silhouette, may you rest
TV silhouette, in the Northwest
Back on the reservation
bake sale for the whalers
Met a vagrant sailor
The water never looked so cold…so alone
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