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Hometown Summer Part 1
01:10
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2. |
Oldest We've Ever Been
03:36
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Are you worried, are you scared
Does it haunt you to be unprepared
Will it matter any old way
Just to keep you afloat, just to keep you happy
Indecision put up a fight
First incision will keep you up at night
I see it, see it now
In the morning it's hard to tell
Keeping rhythm, finding spells
To comfort my mind, I want to keep you around
Where do I cling to when I'm feeling unbound
When will the day come once I've taken a vow
Around the corner be my guest
I'm invisible now, a most subtle unrest
Still moving pieces, picture I knew
in my youth we've got to grow up too
Somehow still taking all of my time
Till it coincides with trivial marks in the mind
We're getting older, oldest we've ever been
I'm overthinking, it's my original sin
Are you worried, are you scared
Does it haunt you to be unprepared
Will it matter any old way
Just to keep you afloat, just to keep you happy
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3. |
Robby's Basement
01:14
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4. |
Tune Part 1
01:04
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5. |
To The Coast
03:30
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6. |
Woo (91) Wednesday
02:02
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7. |
Hometown Summer Part 2
01:41
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8. |
Whirlwind
02:50
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I forgot that when you're swept into a whirlwind
You may be falling by the end
I knew it would catch up to me someday
Sometimes it's not so simple, but how i dearly want to let you in
Going from day to night through the tunnels
Just like the last two weeks of spring
Could I imagine something more beautiful
Just like the dreams I'd see you in
A chance to take when everything is fleeting
What luck to leaning all the way
I held your hand wherever we're going
I'd let you lead me back again
As sure as I've known my better senses
I knew that some good things don't stay
Was it everything I had hoped for
Just to slowly fall away
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9. |
Tune Part 2
01:01
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