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A Place in this Town
02:59
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Tonight the street is an open line,
Under the trees, the pale moon light,
It ain’t what I’m used to, no it ain’t what I know
Can’t settle my mind, for a place in this town
In my time of wandering, questions in mind,
Trying to fill the dotted lines,
So what are you saying ?
Are you trying to hide ?
Not much to get by, but a place in this town
Is my heart so silent, I can’t hear it pound ?
Is my house so empty it echoes my sighs ?
Is there room for the lonely ?
Is there room for one more ?
Or catch a ride home for a place in this town
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Birthmark
03:14
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A birthmark on my shoulder,
Gets darker every day
Would wipe it clean, just to fit in,
But it never goes away, no it never goes away
Going to break out of the City,
Out to find a dusty road,
To the fields, to the fate
I wander my own plains, I wander my own plains
I’m a pretty little beggar
And a twisted little liar
Wants to heal, wants to go straight
But I’m stuck in my old ways, stuck in my old ways
Brother untie me
Set me free from these chains
I’ve gone mute, went astray
I just feel like walking away, feel like walking away
A birthmark on my shoulder,
Gets darker every day
Would wipe it clean, just to fit in,
But it never goes away, no it never goes away
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(Thisis)Redeye Saint Malo, France
Indie / Psych Folk
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