1. |
Take It From Me
03:56
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Have you ever
been mistaken?
You were certain
and now you're shaken
at the thought of ever
being wrong
when you
thought you'd been right
all along.
Take it from me:
it's no fun.
Take it from me:
you're not the only one.
Have you ever
had the feeling
like the floor
was on the ceiling
because of some new piece of
information
that you
wish you'd had
before you
left the station.
Take it from me:
it's no fun.
Take it from me:
you're not the only one.
Take it from me:
You're not the only one.
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2. |
This Could Be You
01:50
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This could be you;
you could be here
by way of brand of clothes and
brand of beer.
Let them know and
let them hear you're
flavor of the year.
If you do what we say and
say what we do,
I don't see any reason
why this can't be you.
This could be you;
you could be us.
You could be about what's
all the fuss.
Remember, nobody wants to discuss the
one who missed the bus.
If you do what we say and
say what we do,
I don't see any reason why
this can't be you.
This could be you.
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3. |
Late For Work
03:32
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There's a shade of green
in my winter dream,
with temperatures
in the mid-30s,
and the working stiff
on the morning shift
is eight minutes
late routinely.
Give me a break.
Cut me some slack.
I'm not running slow,
I'm just relaxed.
It's a quarter-after.
I've gotta move faster.
I said I would
I would be leaving,
but my feet are planted.
I don't understand it.
Got no excuse
you'll be believing.
Give me a break.
Cut me some slack.
I'm not running slow,
I'm just relaxed.
Two steps back,
two steps behind.
There's a shade of green
in my winter dream,
with temperatures
in the mid-30s.
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4. |
Alright
01:59
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Music made to
set the scene.
Wallpaper movements fill
space between.
Drinking coffee
late at night.
Everything's alright.
Reading books that
reminisce on what
I wasn't there for,
and therefor miss.
Protected entrance;
straight, clean lines.
Everything's alright.
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5. |
Just Like New
02:56
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Been getting down
on what's been up;
the headlines in my
coffee cup.
People's words and
actions, too,
leave me wondering
what to do.
You pick me up,
you dust me off,
you set me down;
I'm just like new.
Just like new.
Just like new.
After all that
I've been through
I'm just like new.
I get depressed
just thinking 'bout
all of the things that
stress me out.
I get so low that
I get flat
just wondering where
I am at.
You pick me up,
you dust me off,
you set me down;
I'm just like new.
Just like new.
Just like new.
After all that
I've been through
I'm just like new.
Just like new.
Just like new.
And I owe it
all to you.
I'm just like new.
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6. |
Wake Up
04:12
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Alarm rings;
got things to do,
but I can't
get out of bed.
Places to be,
people to be,
but my eyes
roll back in my head.
Don't make me wake up.
Just give me
nine minutes more;
I promise
I'll get set.
I wish that
I could get 10,
but you can't make deals with the
snooze button.
Don't make me wake up.
I'm rising,
compromising
the chance to sleep the day away.
Problems wait,
just like a straight-
jacket embroidered with my name.
Don't make me wake up.
Don't make
me wake.
Don't make
me wake
up.
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Moonstruck Chicago, Illinois
Hooky, heavy Chicago doom pop.
Connor (Bass/Vocals)
Sean (Guitar)
Mike (Drums)
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