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Between Beds
03:01
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I whispered I love you over thin red wires
And all he could say was you should have known better
I guess I was just lonely I should have known better
I feel like a home with two beds instead of one
The in between between us is a thousand miles wide
And I know that alone for 19 years we could survive
But if you miss me just come see me I swear it’s not that hard
I feel like a home with one bed where there were two
I think we should do away
With time and distance all together
And on the way home I got scared
I guess I just should’ve called you
But for what it’s worth I love you
Yeah, I’ll always love you
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You told me the most you thought of love
Was dying far from home
But now I know what you mean
When you'd talk about wanting to leave
Remember how the tiles pressed against your
Sick, flushed face
Your mouth an open sore
Covered in a bitter taste
But I guess that's what you get
From sleeping in the basement
A smile on the face of early July
Took the light right out of your eyes
And this cancer won't end
As long as she's living in your head
Now I think you're a saint
Or maybe jesus christ
Because it's been a miracle
Each time you haven't died
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Swiss Army Knife
07:03
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We aren’t the kids we thought we’d be
Whenever we were growing up
But we’ll fake it and pretend
Like it doesn’t bother us
“Nah, it doesn’t bother me man”
And you're faking it again
But I’m not thinking of you now
I’m thinking about a better time
And like a burnt out porch light
I won’t guide you home
Because I am trying to forget
I used to care
Now I’m grown up and giving in
To every dizzy relief
And thinking of how disappointed you’d be
But it doesn’t bother me
"Nah, it doesn't bother me, man"
And I'm faking it again
But I’m not thinking of you now
I’m thinking I should be a better time
And with your Swiss army knife
I’m writing you into my skin
Because i am trying to forget
I used to care
I really care
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