1. |
Door 1995
01:55
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can you wake up
does it hurt anymore love?
you see me now
that still scream
tears us all apart
i been asking but they don't know
i been asking around
but they don't
is the door closed
is the light on where you are
do they know
just how beautiful you are
you are
i looked around
couldn't find you now
i looked around
whatever they know
they know
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2. |
Metal Harp (demo)
03:47
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3. |
Thin Is Your Love
02:03
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i've got a magnet and a
compass rose
drag my feet across pavement
where
no one knows my name
no one knows my name
you've got eyes of a man
you've got eyes of a man
you've got eyes of a man
to run
you run
run
you've got feet of a little boy
you've feet of a little boy you
run
you run
will you cover me?
darling will you cover me?
you take me and you leave me
just take whatever
you need
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4. |
New Sleep
02:22
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silent hands and feet
all covered in dirt and snow sheets
father do you breathe this rhythm
in your new sleep?
quiet house
black wings and crow's mouth
quiet house
I feel you moving out
what will be will be
rock us like the sea to sleep
I know why babies weep
sometimes silently
quiet house
black wings and crow's mouth
quiet house
let our bodies out
what will be will be
all of these crows on my street
are you still keeping me
if you are fast asleep?
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5. |
Heavy Rains
02:10
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