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Blue Oak
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Sal Vanilla
01:48
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Super Silver
02:34
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Home
I’d like to think I don’t need you
Though I keep coming back for more
Tired of cruising in the comfort zone
We used to be so concerned with time
Friends
I still depend on them
But we’re a lot older and more broken in
Rolled all night
Raleigh to Manhattan
In a strangers room sleeping through the afternoon
A memory that starts to fade
A feeling that you can’t convey
But oh not a thing that I would change
We’re so used to being overcharged and underpaid
I’d rather be there with all my friends
Far out/ face down again
Not a thing that I would change
I’ll work this shitty wage to pay the debt that we create
Just a means to another end
Smoked out/ face down again (on your kitchen floor)
Far
I used to think I’d be be there by now
Waking up in a foreign town
No
We’re staying home
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Radiant
03:44
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