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Apartment
04:16
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We fought it out outside of my apartment.
The things you said new years eve, fireworks going off around.
And I'm awake
In your back room
and you call out
I'm entombed
In your car I drive up to your sister's house
And I could make it all up and say that I don't care anymore
We could leave it all behind.
And I'm awake
In your back room
And you call out
I'm entombed
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Holding Pattern
04:06
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Well everything I wanted to say is becoming part of my vocabulary
and everyone we know is getting better and better I know
We were stuck for years now
We were stuck in holding patterns, trying to break through everything we knew.
Well everything I wanted to say is coming out of me involuntary
We were stuck for years now
Everything we knew now, we were stuck in holding patterns
We were stuck in holding patterns, trying to break through everything we knew.
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