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Intro
01:36
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I don't want to be bored.
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2. |
Dog Day
03:23
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Barking at your new found friends
Hey it's me, checking out if something's wrong.
Won't you ever pet me the way you used to?
I'm so tired of feeling old.
Before you release me from the yard I shit and piss in
Please hold me tight.
"There's no way for an old boy to behave this way!"
Trust me I try.
But it's a dog day and it's all mine,
Another dog day and I'm all fine.
Hiding as much as you can always thinking
You will never ever get caught.
Burying your head into chinese made fabrics
Waiting for the storm to pass.
Spring is always here, bringing all its relief
You'll see, I'll be alright.
I just need more time and space
To figure it out in such dumb dumb times.
But it's a dog day and it's all mine,
Another dog day and I'm all fine.
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3. |
My House
02:59
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This is my house
Will you please stay oustide
Inside these walls,
A thousand things I hide.
Choices you make,
Trying to make them proud,
Mourning and shame,
Buried down inside.
A new sun will rise in the alleys,
You walked down when you were young,
The smell of the old corridor,
Cardbox dreams and passing summers.
Closing my eyes,
Trying to reenact,
Growing a shape,
Diving deep inside,
Raw memories,
The rain on our backs,
Tiny grains of sands,
Long years of deny
A new sun will rise in the alleys,
You walked down when you were young,
The smell of your bikeride evenings,
The of hymn your eternal summer
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