1. |
Start Over Again
02:14
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I found your note on the table
that said I couldn't wait up.
I left you some pizza in the oven, I hope
that it's enough.
I'm not sure why you left or why you slammed the
front door shut.
I sat down at the table
to read your note again.
It's the first time you didn't say
I love you at the end.
And I'll try not to wake you
when I climb into bed.
And I turned off the alarm clocks
so we can both sleep in and
start over again.
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2. |
Untitled
01:02
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And all of the things
that you said to me
how easy it would be
for you
to lie
But I don't care
we're talking
It turns into a shouting
and I'm gasping for air
just one more time
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3. |
A Walk Home
03:58
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You look down at your phone
it's half-past three in the morning.
To your left you see the movie store
the flower shop across the street.
You look up when the stoplight clicks,
you don't hear in the day,
and you don't use the crosswalk
or bother to look the other way.
And it snows but,
this is paradise in Ohio the winters are cold,
and the summers are nice
when it's late and you have to walk home.
You can't decide to zip up your jacket
or keep your hands inside your pockets
or take the next turn to go back home
you decide to keep on walking
because maybe this time it's different
you've seen this block a thousand times
And it snows but,
this is paradise in Ohio the winters are cold,
and the summers are nice
when it's late and you have to walk home.
And it snows but,
this is paradise in Ohio the winters are cold,
and the summers are nice
when it's late and you have to walk home.
And it snows
And it snows but,
this is paradise in Ohio the winters are cold,
and the summers are nice
when it's late and you have to walk home.
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Good Job, Kyle Galion, Ohio
I don’t play sad songs. I also don’t like Joel Osteen or strawberry jelly, and I’m not interested in Scientology.
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