1. |
Urban Wildlife
03:37
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You tore the flowers out
From the garden by your window
So all you had was concrete
To justify your misery
I've never seen someone so lost (so lost)
Who's always looking down (down)
How can anything measure up
Using mountains as your frame of reference
For everything
Well I've been there
It's hard to pick yourself out of the dirt and clean it off
But is that worse
Than dragging everything down into your heap on the floor
Woah
(Start again)
(Start again) let it go
(Start again)
(Start again)
Woah
(Start again)
(Start again) just let it go
(Start again)
(Start again)
I know you're feeling stress
But that doesn't mean that you've made any progress
You said you tried your best
From underneath the blankets in your bed
Do you plan to sleep through every afternoon
While crying that time is always against you
You tore the flowers out
From the garden by your window
So all you had was concrete
To justify your misery
(Start again)
(Start again) let it go for me
(Start again)
(Start again) why can't you just do this on your own
(Start again)
(Start again) just let it go for me
(Start again)
(Start again) why can't you be anything alone
You tore the flowers out from the garden by your window
You tore the flowers out from your garden
You tore the flowers out from the garden by your window
You tore the flowers out
You tore them out
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2. |
Beta Rhythms
03:58
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I wonder how
My head will turn out
By the end of this
I'm feeling like I haven't been this way for a long time
Would it have been more fun
If we had the right drugs
The correct amount of dopamine to get along
When I wake up I'll be someone else
Someone more patient than myself
I'm drowning while I try to find the shoreline
Anchored by stress
I ask myself again
Do you have a reason for this breathlessness
Expressive to a fault
And dying for piece of mind
I cave in
I cave in another time
My words get rearranged
Into a picture on your shelf
I'll reflect and reflect and reflect
Until I'm gaslighting myself
Replay the night
Feels like I'm drowning
I need to sleep
It's four in the morning
If I'm angry I might say something that I'll regret
A brand new argument to lie awake in bed
I need a different perspective where are you
There's parts of me I wish I never knew
When I wake up I'll be someone else
Someone more patient than myself
I'm drowning while I try to find the shoreline
Anchored by stress
I ask myself again
Do you have a reason for this breathlessness
Replay the night
Feels like I'm drowning
I need to sleep
It's four in the morning
Replay the night
Feels like I'm drowning
I need to sleep
It's four in the morning
Replay the night
Feels like I'm drowning
I need to sleep
It's four in the morning
Replay the night
Feels like I'm drowning
I need to sleep
It's four in the morning
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Cat Geography Boston, Massachusetts
Sometimes, it seems like we’ve been at this music thing for a long time. Other times, it seems like we’ve barely gotten started. Cat Geography is something new, but dear to us. Similar to reuniting with a long lost friend. At first, everyone is a bit unsure, but after a short while, the words just start to fall out of you. Everything feels right. This feels right. ... more
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