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Funeral
02:40
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You want to talk about a funeral
How ‘bout how you left me,
You left me.
Let's talk about a funeral
And how I buried my heart in a book you
In a book you’ll never read
Read, baby turn the pages I’m pleading
And baby don't you need
Need, need me the way I need you
And baby can’t you see
See, see what my body is saying
Well maybe I should leave
Leave, leave before the morning comes
You want to talk about a funeral
How ‘bout how you left me
You left me
Let's talk about a funeral
And how when its all said and done, that
I’m the one who can be mean.
I’m the one who can be mean -
Well I met you late one night
Under green, under green neon lights
Well you took me by surprise
When you
Cut the ties I was silly to think we were fine
Fine, just fine
Well it started with a lie
Despite how I tried you still ran to hide
But still you can’t deny
How was I to know how you felt inside
Inside I still tried.
You want to talk about a funeral
How ‘bout how you left me
You left me
Let's talk about a funeral
And how I buried my heart in a book you
In a book you’ll never read.
In a book you’ll never read.
In a book you’ll never read.
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Push and Pull
03:31
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Look at this mess
we have made
so here I'll stay
here I'll lay my head
and there you are
cold like the ocean
and here I am
deep in your sands
bring it on
your force meant for wreckin'
but I Still loved you
I would rather Sink than swim
But darling
how did you get so high?
is there something inside you?
is there something I can find?
Darling
how did you get so high?
I was lost in your movements
I was caught in the push and pull of your tides.
Settle down
you always knew what to say
to make me stay for the day, pull
me in with your swayed embrace
but nothing changes
Its only time 'til you break
sun- Kissed by the rays
wounds can heal
It's the heart that breaks when I walk away.
Darling
how did you get so high?
is there something inside you?
is there something I can find?
Darling
how did you get so high?
I was lost in your movements
I was caught in the push and pull
of your tides.
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3. |
State Street
03:06
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I know I don’t know you
But boy would I like to
Drive up all night to
Be by your side
I’ll walk up past Garden
Though I’ve never seen the flowers grow
Up toward Guiterrez
To where all those tiny parking squares go
I’ll meet you on state street
Where I’ll try to guess your body
I’ll meet you on state street
Where I’ll try to get you to know me
The keeper of the light
I’ll get lost by your side
I’ll drive up the seaside
You’ll get the call when I’m nearby
Just follow the shoreline
‘Till it’s all you see
We’ll climb up the hillside
Have a picnic
Watch the sunrise
Play shows near all night
Or in a parking lot just for two
I’ll get lost with you
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So won't you take, take, take all that you can while I
break, break, break all the rules
just to
meet with you on Sunday night
so you can get, get, get just what you need
while l
fall, fall inevitably
I will call but you're never on the other side
Is everything alright?
you're just on my mind
is everything alright?
you're just on my mind
so won't you give, give just a little bIt
so I can try to finally realize what a
fucking mess this really Is
cause when you're young I know It's just for fun
but I, I'm the one that falls in love
but I, know you'll be gone before the morning sun
is everything alright?
you're just on my mind
is everything alright?
you're just on my mind
So won't you pick, pick, pick up the phone
I've been calling forever at home
cause I heard you've been sleeping with the girl next door
and now It hurts, hurts cause you're not around
and I'm fumbling down to the ground
Could have sworn this was different
we were something more
Is everything alright?
you're just on my mind
is everything alright
you're just on my mind-
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Sister Fit Oxnard, California
We are an Oxnard/Santa Barbara based indie/rock band. This is the brainchild of Caroline’s ramblings. Sad music for sad people.
Shea - Guitar
Béla - Drums
Caroline - Vox/guitar
Staph - Bass
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