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Tunnelvision
05:20
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Come inside and take off your coat
It's so cold and wet and grey but yet bearable
Your eyes are telling me they already know
Sit down tell your story and smoke
It's really coming down now are you comfortable?
You find peace inside your raincoat?
[chorus]
Two roads converge in a single hole
Now I seasick from the temporal flow
I hitched a ride inside a ripening home
An upright sailboat white as snow
Then You, removed and only just watched it float
Your lungs are telling me they already know
Take my advice for here or to go
Just be nice and let me spill it I need you to
You'll make a great respectable joke
Tell me everything and no holding back
Spill your heart to me you know that I plead you to
Don't blame me if I can't keep it closed
[chorus]
Two roads diverge from a single hole
It's a synchronized swimming light show
There Time for everybody to go home
A white mountain with a promise of gold
It's progress at its finest unshakable
Don't tell me that you already know
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2. |
Res Bay
04:54
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Humpy spawning in the sound today
Swims against the dawning current
Ends up on a dock with her head chopped off
Back of the line to be sold in a box
Humpy's getting out of Res Bay
Sink again in my bottomless boots
They call me Lucky For All My Hours
Pick em pack em sort em stack em
Hold your shit together
Can you count to 24?
Or learn how to manage?
I gotta get out of Res Bay
[chorus]
Case Hop Tally Ho! lost another pail,
Calculus clouds froze, might as well
Stay awake
The Northern Lights in fluorescent rows,
Punched in the Breeze where the shingles flow and
Help.
Anybody help.
Where did you go?
No, don't leave me to the tent!
Thinkin won't
Strap me up n box me down again, no.
Give a little prick and make a little pop
Run up Marathon and sleep on top
and out
I'm running out of Res Bay
[chorus 2x]
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3. |
Medía Luna
05:29
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The streets are yours now
Go sail your ship around you lonely sailor
Fast people wind down
Dreams of broken queens tucked into clouds
Shine half a light down
Let tango dancers trace you in the ground
A sweet canela taste within their mouths
Medía Luna,
Full sail to a milky sea but frozen in a memory
You're anchored down
And her hand takes a second hand but holds the hour
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4. |
Slingshot
04:29
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We flew so high so high so high
We flew so high we flew away
And you flew east while I hung west
But I hold you to your word in a letter in my chest
When did we
Become so heavy?
Don't it seem to keep keepin on?
I took a little break and I broke too long,
As a First Law citizen I'm doing something wrong
[chorus]
Now you're making your way but you don't know how
And you held me close then shot me out
And you're coming to terms with the Here and Now
Ooooh
Slingshot ready, to fire another round
Train leaves Denali at 6 am
And the Dead Sea is still alive
Patagonia hurting like the Barrier Reef
Copenhagen is running dry
But when did I,
Become so heavy?
Don't it seem to keep keeping on?
I took a little break and I've been broken too long
As a First Law citizen I'm doing something wrong
[chorus]
Now I'm coming to terms with the Here and Now
And I've come to terms with the Here and Now
And I'll come to terms with the Here and Now
But can I just say one thing right before we begin?
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Case Hop Tally Oakland, California
The musical collaboration of Mitchell Manburg and Lawrence Davis.
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