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755
03:58
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I age with the buildings surounding the tracks
I can barely see them change, or me
There is discomfort in these vinyl seats
Its grown deep beneath the lower rail and inside of me
Time is unbelievably important to everyone here
While I’m strugling with the matter of location
I’m travelling between three places now
None of them feel like home but some do sometimes
It is, the time that’s in between two songs
That makes, me question the direction of this thing
Skip stones, walk north pa(e)st dying trees, the cracks, the streets
Where no one lives, they barely breath
So do I
An hour by train, fifteen minutes by bike
And a good long walk
To find myself again
An hour by train to find myself in bed
Time is unbelievably important for everyone here
While I’m strugling with the matter of location
I’m travelling between three places now
None of them feel like home but some do sometimes
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2. |
If You Stay
04:06
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Hold tight
Don’t ever forget
Hold tight
Remember everything
We will
We will remain
When the
When the moon will cast over the sun
Oh let the morning light in
The blinds can’t contain it’s beams anyway
Let’s wake to coffee on an empty stomach
From a rusty machine
In the space we made
That is particulary ours
Let’s fall of the sides
So the bedsheets can breath
There’s room enough
For more than us both
There’s time to spill
For more than us both
Let’s cook everything
Except for meat
Let’s watch stupid shows
And let us hate police
In the space we made
That is particulary ours
Let’s fall of the sides
So the bedsheets can breath
Hold tight
Don’t ever forget
Hold tight
Remember everything
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