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Sentimental
02:23
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I feel your eyes on me in my window it's your face I always see your pale and hollow look take a second it's all you ever took you're sentimental to the heart you're sentimental to the core you're sentimental to a fault and now there's blood behind the door that's no way to react you cook the books and you get an ovation I try so hard to resist why try to fight a sentimentalist you're sentimental to the heart you're sentimental to the core you're sentimental to a fault and now there's blood behind the door
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Brand New Day
03:29
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All these voices in my head they're driving me insane who am I to say that everyone's not the same and this deepening of breath in a focused kind of way with my back against the wall and nothing left to say all this trying to to think I'm caught up in the fray silver turns to black and black turns to grey and this deepening of breath in a focused kind of way tomorrow's going to bring a brand new day
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Lowfires Portland, Oregon
Andy, Aaron and Jon have played music together since 2003. Jason kicked us back into gear 5 years ago. C19 only strengthened our resolve to keep going. More songs on the way.
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