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Karate Kicks For Jazz
01:58
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Take A Good Look Outside,
Take A Good Look Outside,
In The End,
We Were Best Friends,
Not Anymore
Take A Walk Inside That Park,
Take A Walk Inside That Park,
And See Yourself,
For Who You Are,
And Who You Want To Be
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Fighting Sleep
01:14
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Maybe Then I'll See Outside Again,
Maybe Then I'll See Outside Again,
In The End,
We Were Only Just Best Friends
This Here B Chord,
B Chord,
This Here B Chord Is The One I'll Make,
I Don't Think It Fits,
This Here B Chord Is The One I'll Make,
I Don't Think It Fits
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3. |
Here (Pavement Cover)
04:12
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I was dressed for success, but success it never comes,
And I'm the only one who laughs,
At your jokes when they are so bad,
And your jokes are always bad,
But they're not as bad as this
Come join us in a prayer,
We'll be waiting, waiting where,
Everything's ending here
And all the sterile striking, it defends an empty dock you cast away,
And rain upon the forehead where the mist's for hire if it's just too clear,
Let's spend our last quarter stance randomly,
Go down to the outlet once again
Painted portraits of minions and slaves,
Crotch mavens and one-night plays,
Are they the only ones who laugh,
At the jokes when they are so bad,
And the jokes are always bad,
But they're not as bad as this
Come join us in a prayer,
We'll be waiting, waiting where,
Everything's ending here
And all the Spanish candles unsold away have gone to this,
And a run-on piece of mountain trembles, shivers, runs down the freeway,
I guess she spent her last quarter randomly,
I guess a guess is the best I'll do
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You're A Shining Light, Steve Holt,
Don't Raise Your Fists At Me,
I Hope Your Parents Bail You Out Once Again
I Hope They Rid You Of Your Teenage Football Dreams,
Cross-fading Like It's,
No One's Disease
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5. |
Fine Lines
02:28
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Footsteps In The Hallway,
Footsteps In The Dark,
Pick Up All The Paces,
Pack Up And Go Home
Couldn't Care For Closure,
Teal Just Like My Soul,
Tell Me What You're Waiting For
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6. |
Buildup
01:42
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You Know The Buildup,
Will Kill Me,
Now That I See,
More Clearly
You Know The Buildup,
Will Kill Me,
Now That I See,
More Clearly
In The End,
In The End
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7. |
Stranger Danger
02:00
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Feel Just Like A Stranger,
Feel Like I Just Don't Exist,
Feel Just Like A Stranger,
Feel Like I Just Don't Exist
Conceited As I Am,
I'm Only A Friend
Feel Just Like A Stranger,
Feel Like I Just Don't Exist,
Feel Just Like A Stranger,
Feel Like I Just Don't Exist
Conceited As I Am,
I'm Only A Friend
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8. |
How Deep We Breathe
03:00
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How Deep We Breathe,
Depends On The Way We're Living,
How Deep We Breathe,
Depends On The Way We're Living
I Think I Know You,
Quite Well,
I Think I Know You,
Quite Well
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And I Know It's Not That Simple,
But I Know It's Not That Late,
A Message To Take Home,
Don't Stay Home Alone
And I Know It's Not That Simple,
But I Know It's Not That Late,
So Don't Choose To Stay Home,
Don't Stay Home Alone
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