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Sunday Song
03:06
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Down With The Protest
03:45
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Lined up your crosshair
Never thought anything of it
Your urgency is waning
I was down with your protest, once when you wanted
I never feel anymore
I never laugh at your jokes and tired punchlines
I'd never call you without a raincoat
The flood's too strong for my arms
I know there's no need to wallow here
In our past
Yes, you left far too fast
I'd rather be careful
Line up your deadweight
Build a dam, 2 years of silence
Frustration is waning
I was down with the protest, once when you wanted
I was down with your protest until I forgot how to speak
I never feel anymore
I never look at your face in photographs
I'd never call you without a raincoat
The flood's too strong for my arms
I know there's no need to wallow
In this past
Yes, you left far too fast
I'd rather be careful
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Pain's a Pet
03:39
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Panama
03:15
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Afraid of Your Secrets
04:41
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Paris Blues
03:43
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Ankle
03:52
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Carlin
04:26
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Blythe & The Bean
02:54
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